No. Although the default up.time default Uptime Infrastructure Monitor configuration includes a bundled MySQL database, the up.time the Uptime Infrastructure Monitor database connection is designed to allow the DB to reside on a different server. The remote database may run on an Oracle , or SQL Server or MySQL DataStore.
Please click here Please view Supported Databases in Uptime Infrastructure Monitor to see a list of supported database versions.
Please refer to Migrating Your DataStore To a New Database and Moving your MySQL DataStore to a Remote Host for information on migrating your default bundled MySQL database.