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Fundamental Tutorials of MySQL

What is MySQL? MySQL is an open-source relational database management system (RDBMS) based on Structured Query Language (SQL). A relational database stores data in tables, which are made up of rows and columns. Each row represents a single record, and each column represents a single piece of data about that record. MySQL is a popular choice for web applications, as it is fast, reliable, and scalable. It is also a good choice for small businesses, as it is free to

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How to change Phpmyadmin MySQL Root Password with XAMPP on Localhost on Ubuntu.

At First we have to find that which root user password we want change because there are 3 root user password are in phpMyAdmin. To find, first fill root on username and leave blank password and click on Go, it will show which user you are trying to login. In my case i’m logging in root@localhost so i’ll change that password after logging in phpmyadmin. So, login in your phpmyadmin. After login you’ll see User Accounts Section on the top.

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5 ways to lose data on Kubernetes—and how to avoid them

Source:-techbeacon.com If your critical databases and stateful applications are migrating to Kubernetes, the sorrows of accidental data loss aren’t far behind. And data is the lifeblood of modern applications. For database people, “data” means any persistent state that the database depends on to function properly. Think tables in MySQL, znodes in Zookeeper, or column storage in a data warehouse. If the bits are gone, applications that depend on them stop working. “Loss” means the data is gone or at least

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