How do I install MariaDB on Linux? (Ubuntu, Debian & Red Hat/Fedora)
In this video, I'll show you step-by-step how to install and secure MariaDB on Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, and Red Hat/Fedora. You'll learn how to update the system (using `sudo apt update`, `sudo yum`, or `dnf`), install MariaDB packages (`mariadb-server`, `mariadb-client`, and `galera`), run the `mysql_secure_installation` security script, check the service status, and connect as root. This is ideal for beginners and administrators who need a stable MariaDB installation on their Linux server or desktop.
How do I install MariaDB on Ubuntu?
How do I run `mysql_secure_installation` for MariaDB on Linux?
How do I check the MariaDB service status on Linux?
0:00 - Intro: What is MariaDB and why use it instead of MySQL?
0:15 - Select the official MariaDB website and suitable distributions
0:56 - Update the system: `sudo apt update` / `sudo yum update` / `sudo dnf update`
1:08 - Differences between Ubuntu/Debian and Red Hat-based commands
1:53 - Install MariaDB (`sudo apt install mariadb-server mariadb-client galera`)
2:53 - Secure the installation: `mysql_secure_installation` step-by-step
4:44 - Check and start the service: `sudo systemctl status /start mariadb`
5:16 - Connect as root and test the installation (`mariadb -u root -p / SHOW DATABASES`)
6:26 - Check the version (`mariadb --version`) and conclusion / further tips
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