To connect to the mysql instance which we just created, we suggest using the freeware MySQL workbench tool, and can be downloaded from https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/workbench/.

• Launch MySQL Workbench tool on your system
• Click on the “+” icon to the right of MySQL Connections to open the new connection configuration window.
• Enter a connection name – (for example, “azure-mysql”)
• Hostname: the database endpoint URL which we obtained from RDS instance details tab
• Username: the Database Master Username as configured
• Password: the Database Master password as configured
• Default Schema: Leave blank for now
• Click on Test Connection to verify you can connect. : If you have trouble connecting, make sure that the credentials are correct and that your IP address is added in the database firewall settings as described earlier.
  

  
  

• Click “ok” to save configuration and close window.
• Double click on the new connection you created to open database workspace view.
• In the “SCHEMAS” section, right-click and select Create schema to create a new schema.
• Schema Name: type in cluster and click Apply, then Apply again in the REview the SQL Script popup.
• Right-click on the cluster schema and choose “Set as Default Schema”.
• Download the Red5 Pro Server Distribution, and unzip to your desktop.
• Click “ok” to save configuration and close window.
• Download the Red5 Pro Server Distribution, and unzip to your desktop.
• From menu click => File => Open SQL Script, and browse the server distribution to find the cluster.sql file {red5prohome}/webapps/streammanager/WEB-INF/sql/cluster.sql
• Make sure that the cluster database is selected, then click the execute icon to execute the sql script which populates the cluster database