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Find Your Inner Database Ninja: Fun with MariaDB on Ubuntu Server
Tired of your data living on a lonely single machine? Ready to let your MySQL/MariaDB server spread its wings and accept connections from anywhere on your network? Buckle up, because we’re about to embark on a playful yet technically rich journey: installing MariaDB on Ubuntu Server, creating a new database, creating and tying a user to it, and—even better—opening the gates for remote connections. By the end of this guide, you’ll be deploying your own remote-ready database faster than you can say “SELECT * FROM awesome_table.” Let’s dive in! Why MariaDB on Ubuntu Server? MariaDB is a community-driven fork of MySQL that often boasts better performance and open-source licensing. On top of that, Ubuntu Server (version 24.04 LTS in our...
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