Sign in to My Services page Check Access to MySQL Platform as a Service
login to cloud.oracle.com and select My Services , your domain name should match the one that was received in the email
https://cloud.oracle.com/en_US/sign-in
In the dashboard check access to MySQL Cloud Service, the Usual URL will be something like this
https://myservices-<>.console.oraclecloud.com/mycloud/cloudportal/dashboard
Create Storage Container
Click on Storage Classic and Create a Storage Container, it should look something like this
Your storage URL will then be
https://cloudblogs.storage.oraclecloud.com/v1/Storage-cloudblogs
Create MySQL Instance
from the Dashboard Select MySQL PaaS, Click on Create Instance
You can use Putty to Generate key or you can simply let the cloud UI generate the Key and download
Provide the storage details and root password
Confirm the details
This should create MySQL PaaS Instance in few minutes with a Public IP
Make a Note of Public IP Address, Start the Services
Access Rules :
By default port 3306 is closed for public access, you would need to open this by selecting Access Rules Icon and Enable it
Access the Instance from Outside
Download MySQL workbench from https://dev.mysql.com/downloads
Install MySQL Workbench, Create Connection and Test It
Click on Connect and Root password will be asked
Create table and test it