Databases

User creation and management is an important aspect of database security. Learn how to create various user types in PostgreSQL in this guide.

MySQL is a quick and straightforward part of the LAMP stack. This tutorial teaches you how to install MySQL on Ubuntu 22.04 in five steps.

MySQL is a database management system. It’s operated under the Open Source software model and has become a very popular software package for web application software. Like many web services, MySQL has an administrator-level or root password. The root password allows a user to perform all top-level functions in the database.

Checking the MySQL version on a system is crucial because it gives you access to the latest bug fixes, security patches, and performance improvements. This article provides five ways to check the MySQL version on Windows.

Checking the MySQL version installed on a system is important for determining feature compatibility and securing the system. This article shows you how to check the MySQL version installed on your macOS system.

Use this guide to check your PostgreSQL version with a few straightforward commands. You can retrieve the PostgresSQL version directly from your command line or use an effective SQL statement within the PostgreSQL shell.

Follow this simple tutorial to learn three different ways to list all databases in PostgreSQL.

Run PostgreSQL on Docker and set up the database service for simplified application development. This article shows you two ways to run PostgreSQL on Docker as well as how to connect to your database deployed inside the container.

This article explains the benefits of building a server, which components to select, and how to assemble them.

With the rising popularity of open-source databases, it can be hard to choose from sheer number of available options.
This tutorial covers some of the beast open-source database managers.