SingleStore Helios Endpoints
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An endpoint is a URL used to connect with SingleStore Helios workspaces.
Then, access SingleStore Helios at the available endpoints with SQL clients and/or development tools.
Note
When using a third-party SQL client or development tool, you must first add a database user to log into a SingleStore Helios database.
Connect to SingleStore Helios via TLS/SSL
To establish an encrypted connection from a stand-alone SQL client, you need a TLS/SSL public certificate.
For example, using the MySQL command line (CLI) client, you can connect to the SingleStore Helios endpoints using the singlestore_
certificate file..
file enables support for encrypted connections.--ssl-mode=VERIFY_
option to verify the certificate.
Note: Include the --ssl-mode=REQUIRED
option to establish a secure connection in older versions of the MySQL client, even when the --ssl-ca
option is specified.
mysql -u admin -p -h <endpoint-host> -P 3306 --default-auth=mysql_native_password --ssl-ca=./singlestore_bundle.pem --ssl-mode=VERIFY_CA
Important
The singlestore_
file, which SQL clients can use to connect to SingleStore Helios, will be updated as of October 20, 2023.
If your SQL client uses the singlestore_
file and the --ssl-mode=VERIFY_
flag to connect, and your SQL client can no longer connect to SingleStore Helios, please download and use the latest singlestore_
file.
See Connect to SingleStore Helios using TLS/SSL topic for more information.
Last modified: October 18, 2023