MySQL
MySQL stores island data in a shared database. Use it when you run multiple backend servers behind a proxy, or simply want centralized, externally-backed storage. It's required for the cross-server proxy layer.
Configuration
storage:
type: mysql
mysql:
host: localhost
port: 3306
database: skyblock
username: root
password: ""
ssl: false
| Key | Meaning |
|---|---|
host / port | Where your MySQL server is |
database | The database name (create it first) |
username / password | Credentials |
ssl | Use an SSL connection |
The plugin creates and migrates its tables automatically on first connect.
Setup Steps
- Create a database:
CREATE DATABASE skyblock; - Set
storage.type: mysqland fill in themysql:block. - Restart the server. Watch the console for a successful connection.
Using It Across a Network
For multiple backends, every server must point at the same MySQL database
with identical host/database. Combined with Redis, this is what powers the
proxy layer.
Stamp the server column before enabling the proxy
If you're migrating from a single server, give existing islands a server name before turning the proxy on:
UPDATE islands SET server = 'skyblock-1' WHERE server IS NULL;
See Cross-Server Setup for the full network guide.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Likely cause |
|---|---|
| "Connection failed" on start | Wrong host/port/credentials, or DB doesn't exist |
| Tables missing | The plugin couldn't connect — fix the connection first |
| Islands not syncing across servers | Servers point at different databases, or Redis is down |
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