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url: /docs/self-hosted/latest/install/database/
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---
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#####TODO
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#### Database
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Gitpod uses a MySQL database to store user data. By default Gitpod ships with a MySQL database built-in. If you operate your own MySQL database (which we'd recommend in a production setting) you can use that one. You have the following options:
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* Integrated database: If not disabled, this MySQL database is installed in a Kubernetes pod as a part of Gitpod’s Helm chart.
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The database uses a Kubernetes PersistentVolume. We do not recommend using this option fo a production setting.
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* Own MySQL database: Gitpod requires MySQL in version 5.7 or newer.
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This chart installs a MySQL database which gets Gitpod up and running but is not suitable for production (the data is lost on each restart of the DB pod). To connect to a proper MySQL installation:
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- initialize your MySQL database using the SQL files in `database/`. E.g. in a mysql session connected to your database server run:
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```
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SET @gitpodDbPassword = IFNULL(@gitpodDbPassword, 'your-password-goes-here');
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source database/01-create-user.sql;
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source database/02-create-and-init-sessions-db.sql;
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source database/03-recreate-gitpod-db.sql;
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```
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- `echo values/database.yaml >> configuration.txt`
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- in `values/database.yaml` change the values in `gitpod.db` to match your installation
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