Daniel Bartholomew - Getting started with MariaDB
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MariaDB is growing in popularity as a drop-in replacement for MySQL. Now you can quickly learn how to install and configure it to meet your own data storage needs in this beginner-friendly tutorial.
Overview
- A step-by-step guide to installing and configuring MariaDB
- Includes real-world examples that help you learn how to store and maintain data on MariaDB
- Written by someone who has been involved with the project since its inception
In Detail
In the modern age, storing data is of paramount importance, and this is where databases enter the picture. MariaDB is a relatively new database that has become very popular in a short amount of time. It is a community-developed fork of MySQL and it is designed to be an enhanced and backward compatible database solution.
Getting Started with MariaDB is a practical, hands-on, beginner-friendly guide to installing and using MariaDB. This book will start with the installation of MariaDB before moving on to the basics. You will then learn how to configure and maintain your database with the help of real-world examples.
Getting Started with MariaDB literally starts at square one by walking you through the basics of what you need to know about MariaDB. This book will teach you how to install MariaDB as well as how to configure it. Following that, you will then be shown how to secure MariaDB. This book will also teach you common commands and will help you learn how to maintain a MariaDB server.
What you will learn from this book
- Install MariaDB on Windows/RedHat/Fedora/CentOS Linux/Debian/Ubuntu Linux
- Configure MariaDB to optimize data storage
- Administer users on MariaDB
- Learn how to utilize MariaDB to maintain a backup of your data
- Maintain MariaDB and keep it running smoothly
Approach
A practical, hands-on, beginner-friendly guide to installing and using MariaDB.
Who this book is written for
Getting Started with MariaDB is for anyone who wants to learn more about databases in general or MariaDB in particular. No prior database experience is required. It is assumed that you have basic knowledge of software installation, editing files with a text editor, and using the command line and terminal.
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Daniel Bartholomew has been using Linux since 1997 and databases since 1998. He has written dozens of articles for various magazines, including The Linux Journal, Linux Pro, Ubuntu, User and Tux.
Daniel has been involved with the MariaDB project shortly after it began in early 2009. He currently works for SkySQL and splits his time between MariaDB documentation and maintaining the bits and pieces (including build, e-mail, web, and other servers) that keep the MariaDB project running smoothly. In addition to his day-to-day responsibilities, Daniel also serves as the MariaDB release coordinator and has been deeply involved with almost every MariaDB release.
He lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA with his lovely wife and four children.
I'd like to thank Amy, Ila, Lizzy, Anthon, and Rachel for their patience with me throughout the writing of this book. Thanks also to Vladislav Vaintroub, Sanja Byelkin, Roger Bartholomew, and others who were very helpful at various points during the project. Lastly, I'd like to thank Monty and the rest of the MariaDB team for the excellent database that they've created.
P. R. Karthik started his career as a MySQL DBA. Currently, he is working as a Senior MySQL DBA in Yahoo. They are managing one of the biggest MySQL farms in the world.
I would like to thank my parents and friends for their support with reviewing this book.
Daniel Parnell lives in Melbourne, Australia. He started messing around with computers when he was very young. His first computer was an AIM65 with a 4 K of RAM, BASIC and Forth in ROM, and no storage. From there, he tinkered with various home computers ranging from the Apple II to the Commodore Amiga. These days Daniel works on web and desktop apps. When Daniel is not programming or tinkering with his latest hardware project, he is spending time with his wife and two children.
Stephane Varoqui is a senior MariaDB and MySQL consultant at SkySQL. He is based in Paris. Before joining SkySQL in 2011, he worked at MySQL/Sun/Oracle as a lead MySQL consultant in the Europe/Middle East/Africa (EMEA) region for six years.
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Databases are all around us. Almost every website we visit and nearly every store we shop at has a database (or several) working quietly behind the scenes. The same goes for banks, hospitals, government agencies, theaters, doctors, amusement parks, and police departments. All use databases to store, sort, and analyze information.
This information comes in many forms and can be anything that can be stored electronically inside a computer. This includes books, catalogs, addresses, names, dates, finances, pictures, money, passwords, documents, preferences, tweets, posts, likes, blogs, articles, and many more. Databases are one of the primary pillars of modern life.
Your posts on Facebook and tweets on Twitter are stored in a database. All your financial information at your bank is stored in a database and so is your purchase history at your favorite online retailer. Your progress in your favorite online game? You guessed it. The record of when you last paid your water bill. You just can't get away from databases. They are quite literally everywhere.
There is a new database that has caught attention of the database community over the past few years like few others have. Its name is MariaDB; it is named after the youngest daughter of its creator, Michael "Monty" Widenius. First released in 2009, MariaDB may be relatively new, but it has a stellar parentage. It's a next-generation version of the popular MySQL database, also created by Monty. (you may have heard of it, but don't worry if you haven't).
MariaDB is open source . This means the source code is freely downloadable and is governed by a license that helps ensure the source code stays free and open to all. The MariaDB developers have also kindly provided installers for various operating systems.
Since its first release, MariaDB has gained a large, loyal following quicker than almost any other database. Today it powers tens of thousands of websites, big and small and is the database of choice for many companies in a wide variety of industries around the world, with hundreds of thousands of users.
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