Congratulations! You now have Grafana connected to a remote MySQL server. In our next piece in the series, we’ll create a new dashboard to view some of the data from the source.

You should see the data listed (Figure A). Figure A Continue adding data to the table in the same fashion. And that’s all there is to creating a table and inserting data into it on MySQL.

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