From the course: Linux System Engineer: Database Servers Using MariaDB
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Install MariaDB
From the course: Linux System Engineer: Database Servers Using MariaDB
Install MariaDB
- [Instructor] Installing MariaDB is simple, and it may even be installed already depending on your base package set. We'll install three different packages MariaDB, MariaDB-Server, and MariaDB-Libs. The MariaDB package installs the client tools. MariaDB-Server installs the servers, and MariaDB-Libs contains the supporting libraries. The latter package will be pulled in as a dependency so we don't have to specify it. You will want to be logged into your rhhost1 virtual machine as user1, and have a Terminal open. In the terminal type sudo space yum space install space -y space mariadb space mariadb-server and hit Enter. Type in your password if prompted. Now type in clear to clear the screen, and let's verify that it's installed. Type in yum space list space installed space pipe space grep space caret mariadb and hit Enter. Ensure all three packages are installed before moving on. Now let's start MariaDB, and make it persistent so it starts at boot. Type in sudo space systemctl space…
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