![]() Once you have logged in to phpMyAdmin, click on the Databases tab. Password - you will need to use the MariaDB root password to log in to phpMyAdmin:Ĭreating a new database and database user Username - to create a database, log in as the MariaDB root user (this is not the same as the system super user) To connect to phpMyAdmin, go to (CentOS 6) or (CentOS 7), substituting your domain name or server IP address for. PhpMyAdmin is a very powerful application, and it is impossible to cover all aspects of it in this User Guide. If you need assistance with phpMyAdmin beyond creating a user or a database, you will need to refer to the official documentation, found on the phpMyAdmin home page. To use phpMyAdmin, PHP must be installed. PhpMyAdmin is a browser based application that will allow you to manage your MariaDB databases. This also deletes any Once you have created the User, you can create the actual database and the user that will access the database. Make sure to understand that if you delete the user that is the database Owner all databases associated with that user will be deleted. MariaDB databases can be created from phpMyAdmin, and the command line. If you need to install additional extensions, see Installing PHP Extensions in the PHP User Guide. If you installed phpMyAdmin using yum the required PHP extensions are usually installed as dependencies. ~]# yum install -y phpMyAdminĬonfiguring phpMyAdmin Installing PHP extensions for phpMyAdmin Installing PHP extensions from the command line ![]() Note the case of the letters in phpMyAdmin. PhpMyAdmin - install phpMyAdmin after installing PHP using the yum install -y phpMyAdmin command. PHP - install PHP using the yum install -y php command ~]# yum install -y php You will also need to run the mysql_secure_installationcommand, which will allow you to set a secure password and remove the ~]# systemctl start ~]# systemctl enable ~]# mysql_secure_installation NOTE - if you use yum to install MariaDB, you will need to start the service and enable it to start at system boot, using the systemctl start mariadb and systemctl enable mariadb commands. MariaDB - install MariaDB using the yum install -y mariadb-server command ~]# yum install -y mariadb-server To install applications using yum you will need to be able to connect to the Virtual Server using SSH and work as the root user. MariaDB and PHP can be installed from the command line of the Virtual Server using yum. You can install MariaDB and any related applications from your Control Panel and also from the command line of the Virtual Server. ![]() If you are going to use MariaDB with an application like WildFly, JBoss, Tomcat, or GlassFish, you will also want to install MySQL Connector/J. If PHP is not installed, the installation of phpMyAdmin will fail. If you are going to use phpMyAdmin, you will need to install PHP first, and then phpMyAdmin. You can also install phpMyAdmin to manage the database from a GUI application. To use MariaDB you will need to install the MariaDB database. Stopping and starting MariaDB using the command lineīacking up your databases using phpMyAdminīacking up your databases using mysqldump Installing MariaDB and related applications using the command lineĬreating databases and users using the command line Installing MariaDB and related applications These repositories typically have multiple major versions available and are generally kept more up to date. MySQL and MariaDB official vendor repositories Instructions for adding the MySQL Community repo are here - A Quick Guide to Using the MySQL Yum Repository. If you are using a CentOS 7 template and need to install MySQL, you will need to use the official MySQL Community repository or a third party repository - the eApps Application Repository for CentOS 7 templates does not include MySQL. If your OS template uses MySQL, please see the MySQL User Guide. MariaDB is only available on CentOS 7 Linux templates, and is the default database installed for a CentOS 7 template. The only exceptions are the CentOS 7 templates that specify MySQL in the template name. More information about MariaDB can be found here - About MariaDB. MariaDB adds additional features such as enhanced replication, Aria and XtraDB storage engines, and a non-blocking client API library. MariaDB is a drop in replacement for MySQL, created by the original author of MySQL.
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