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# MySQL BR Conf 2026 Slides: Managed ProxySQL in Your Own AWS Account — ProxySQL Blog

**[Planet MySQL](https://daily.dev/sources/planet-mysql)** · 5 min read · 0 upvotes · 0 comments

## Summary

Slides from a MySQL BR Conf 2026 talk present ProxySQL.Cloud's BYOC (bring your own cloud) architecture for running managed ProxySQL fleets inside a customer's own AWS account. The design splits a vendor-hosted control plane (holding desired state, console, API, aggregated metrics) from a customer-hosted data plane (the actual proxy cluster handling SQL traffic), connected via an outbound-only agent so no inbound management port is needed. The deck covers discovery of database topology, desired-vs-running configuration tracking, controlled rolling upgrades, autoscaling with cooldowns, credential handling, configuration-only backups, and a recommended rollout starting with a single service before wider adoption.

## Full article

daily.dev links to this article rather than hosting it. Read it at the original source: <https://proxysql.com/blog/mysql-br-conf-2026-managed-proxysql-slides>

## Questions this post answers

### What does BYOC mean for a managed ProxySQL service and how does the control plane and data plane split work?

BYOC means bring your own cloud account: the ProxySQL cluster and its local management components run inside the customer's own AWS account and VPC, while the service provider's control plane holds desired state, console, API, aggregated metrics, and audit history. An in-cluster agent makes an outbound HTTPS connection to the control plane, so no inbound management port, VPN, or peering connection is required.

_Teams evaluating managed proxy layers for MySQL can compare architecture writeups like this on daily.dev._

### What happens to SQL traffic through ProxySQL if the managed control plane becomes unreachable?

Proxies continue serving traffic using their existing configuration state; only management actions pause until connectivity is restored. This separation is designed so a management connectivity problem does not automatically interrupt SQL traffic, though the data plane's own infrastructure dependencies remain unaffected by this protection.

_Engineers designing resilient database proxy layers can track architecture details like this via daily.dev._

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