Project Overview
Here’s a simple example of how to connect to a MySQL database using JetML. We’ll be using Pandas and PyMySQL.
Getting Started
Make sure you’ve signed up for a JetML account and that you have enough credits to run the project, then click the “Launch on JetML” button below.
Make sure you keep the project in Python 3.
Connecting to the Database
Once your server is ready, open the “Connecting to a MySQL Server.ipynb” file. You can follow the steps outlined in the Jupyter notebook.
How to Adapt This Project
Wanting to connect to your own MySQL database? Easy, just change the credentials and table names to match your hosted database. Make sure your database allows connections from our servers (contact us for help)

Software Used
Jupyter Notebook, Python 3, Pandas, PyMySQL, MySQL
Recommended Servers
Small CPU