In this tutorial we will be installing MariaDB server on Linux, specifically on a Debian 12 machine. MariaDB is the package name that we need to install to use the MySQL server. This video also includes guidance and resources for installing MySQL on other operating systems like Windows and macOS.
Also, securing, testing the installation, and uninstall process of the server is fully described. So, with this video you will learn everything you need about installing and uninstalling MySQL on Linux machines in the most standard way.
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I installed MySQL and I did the "show databases;" part, but I only got three rows instead of the four that your install shows. I'm missing "sys".
Is this a problem?
thanks man
i was trying to install mysql-server package but its not supported i guess in debian 12, thanks for video
Beautiful
thank you very much for the video but is there no way to also install the version with a graphical interface? I tried to install the mysql-workbench-community_8.0.36-1ubuntu23.10_amd64.deb package because the workbench manual puts debian and ubunto under the same paragraph…
I tried to open it with the installation software and it gave me an error saying that it required updated versions of support packages and even 1 was not installable. However, it's strange that it isn't there…
Wow, thank you for your video. It helped me a lot. 😀
Perfect! simple and easy to follow. Just what I needed. Thanks!