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Disabling MySQL Auth in Heroku
- Log in to heroku.com.
- Navigate to the appropriate stack (eg bridge-prod)
- Go to Settings.
- Scroll down to Config Variables and click Reveal Config Vars.
- Scroll down to AUTH_PROVIDER and change the value to "stormpath" (or any value other than "mysql"). You can leave AUTH_CREATE_MYSQL_ACCOUNTS alone.

Disabling MySQL Auth in AWS
- Log in to AWS.
- Navigate to Elastic Beanstalk.
- Scroll down to BridgePF and click on the appropriate stack (eg BridgePF-prod).
- Go to Configuration.
- Go to Software Configuration.
- Scroll down to Environment Properties.
- Change the value of AUTH_PROVIDER to "stormpath", as described above.
