MariaDB / MySQL Database Articles
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This collection contains articles and resources for MariaDB / MySQL administration. The topics covered include initial setup, user management, replication, and performance tuning.
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Adding MySQL Users to Databases
Read more: Adding MySQL Users to DatabasesYou can create MySQL users to help you organize your database management, giving each user access to specific databases and specific privileges. You can assign MySQL users to databases and give them permissions using: cPanel or the command line.
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Backing Up a MySQL Database
Read more: Backing Up a MySQL DatabaseProtect your website data before making major changes. Learn how to manually back up your MySQL databases using cPanel, the command line, or Plesk.
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Batch converting MySQL table engines
Read more: Batch converting MySQL table enginesMySQL batch table engine conversion: MyISAM InnoDB. Get CLI scripts, rollback prep, & robust methods. *Always backup data first!*
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Change a MySQL User Password
Read more: Change a MySQL User PasswordChanging MySQL passwords to something new and secure is easy via the command line.
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Checking a MySQL Database for Errors and Repairing
Read more: Checking a MySQL Database for Errors and RepairingTo check and repair MySQL database errors in cPanel, navigate to the MySQL Databases section after logging in. From there, you can access the home screen to manage databases and users.
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Checking Your MySQL Version
Read more: Checking Your MySQL VersionIf you are using MySQL databases, you might need to occasionally check the version of MySQL that is installed on your server. It’s easy to check your MySQL version using either cPanel or the command line.
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Creating a MySQL User
Read more: Creating a MySQL UserControl MySQL database access by creating user-specific restrictions for databases, tables, and privileges. Use cPanel or the command line to create MySQL users.
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Deleting a MySQL Database
Read more: Deleting a MySQL DatabaseDeleting unused databases frees up space but the action is permanent! We strongly recommend backing up your database before you delete it, just in case.