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[Doc] Describe the usage of root_on_create option

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@ -6,12 +6,17 @@ Assume that you installed Trove service and uploaded images with datastore of
your choice. This section shows how to manage users and databases in a MySQL
5.7 instance.
.. warning::
Currently, the Database and User API is only supported by mysql datastore.
Currently, the Database and User API is only supported by mysql datastore.
For others, the recommended way is to get root password (``POST
/v1.0/{project_id}/instances/{instance_id}/root``) and communicate with the
database service directly for database and user management.
For database user management, there are two approaches:
1. If the ``root_on_create`` option is enabled for the datastore in trove
service config file, the root user password is returned after creating
instance, which can be used directly to access the database.
2. If ``root_on_create=False``, the recommended way is to get root password
(``POST /v1.0/{project_id}/instances/{instance_id}/root`` or ``openstack
database root enable`` in CLI) and communicate with the database service
directly for database and user management.
Manage root user
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
@ -32,7 +37,7 @@ further database operations.
If needed, ``openstack database root disable <instance_id>`` command could
disable the root user.
Database and User management via Trove API
Database and User management via Trove CLI
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trove provides API to manage users and databases for mysql datastore.