MySQL

InnoDB: MySQL/MariaDB’s default engine for performance & reliability. Guide: features, `SHOW ENGINES`, create/alter tables & fix issues.

This guide explains key MySQL variables, their purpose, impact, and default values. It’s a reference for understanding server behavior and optimization, with caution for changes.

Use `mysqldump` to backup & restore MySQL/MariaDB. Learn to export DBs/tables, restore from SQL, & fix “trigger in wrong schema” errors.

Our helpful guide shows you how to install phpMyAdmin on AlmaLinux to easily manage your MariaDB or MySQL databases. 

Interacting with MySQL Client via command line allows manipulation of databases and their functions. This article covers common commands and their functionalities, facilitating database management.

Protect your website data before making major changes. Learn how to manually back up your MySQL databases using cPanel, the command line, or Plesk.

Safely upgrade MySQL or MariaDB in WHM. Learn how to create database backups, repair crashed tables, and navigate the WHM upgrade interface.

Reset MySQL root password if security compromised. Change passwords every 90 days for enhanced server security.

Control MySQL database access by creating user-specific restrictions for databases, tables, and privileges. Use cPanel or the command line to create MySQL users.

What is MySQL indexing? Learn how it speeds up database queries by replacing slow linear searches with efficient binary sorting to improve server performance.

Safely upgrade MySQL on an unmanaged CentOS server. Learn how to handle backups, fix old password hashes, update binaries, and import tables via SSH.

If 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.