Ok, let’s run this simple command: $ mysql_secure_installationĭont forget to set root password as well during securing MariaDB installation.ĥ.) Restart and Tweaking Performance for Your MariaDB 10.5 Database Server $ systemctl restart rvice Well, after we have MariaDB 10.5 installed on your system, don’t forget to securing your MariaDB Installation in order to create secure production environment for your server. Run the following commands: $ systemctl restart rvice So, on this step we will using temporary root password for MariaDB 10.5 before we set the correct MariaDB root password. If you don’t restart MariaDB service after installed it on your system, you cannot run mysql_secure_installation command. $ sudo yum install MariaDB-server MariaDB-clientĪnd then restart the MariaDB service in order to move to the next step. Simply run the following command to run MariaDB 10.5 installer on your machine. # MariaDB 10.5 RedHat repository list - created 21:22 UTC * For Red Hat EL7 $ nano /etc//MariaDB.repo # MariaDB 10.5 CentOS repository list - created 21:09 UTC And then create a file called MariaDB.repo inside /etc// directory. You can using your flavouer editor like vim or nano editors. Simply add the following MariaDB repository to your machine before we can install it on your system. $ yum updateĢ.) Adding MariaDB Repository to Your System On this case is especially Red Hat and CentOS. If you’re using freshly deployed virtual or cloud server, you must perform system update to get any update or security path from the OS vendor. * Virtual Machine / Cloud Server with RHEL / CentOS 7 PLEASE NOTE: On this guide i’m using $5 Digital Ocean droplet (1GB RAM, 1vCPU, 25GB SSD storage and 1000 GB bandwidth) running CentOS 7 Linux.
It’s quite easy to deploy MariaDB 10.5 on both distribution system, since CentOS 7 has the same binary code and functionality with it upstream source, RHEL 7. On this today guide I will teach you on how to install and configure MariaDB 10.5 database server on both RedHat EL7 and CentOS 7 machine. It’s the latest stable release after MariaDB 10.4 become old-stable version. Well, MariaDB Foundation has released MariaDB 10.5 on and will still get actively support and security maintenance until. MariaDB 5.5 is known as LTS version of MariaDB database server and it’s get 8 years support starting from 11 April 2012 to 11 April 2020. Now, since MariaDB v5.5 has reached its end of life and has long been removed from MariaDB Repositories, so it’s not recomended to using it on production environment. Both Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 (RHEL 7) and CentOS Linux 7 is shipped with MariaDB 5.5 as the default database server version.
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