Introduction to the MariaDB database management function of Pagoda Panel

Pagoda Panel is a web-based server management panel. This panel has become the first choice of Linux server administrators for its ease of use and powerful management functions. One of the most popular features is its powerful MariaDB database management feature, which is very useful when managing websites that require database support, such as blogging sites, e-commerce, and social media sites.

MariaDB is an open source relational database management system (RDBMS), which is a forked version of MySQL. MariaDB was developed in a community-driven approach, so its functionality and performance far exceed that of its predecessor, MySQL.

Next, let’s introduce the MariaDB database management function of the Pagoda panel:

1. Create database

In the Pagoda panel, it is easy to create a MariaDB database , just click to open "Database" on the control panel, click "New Database", then enter the database name, select the database encoding format, and finally click Create to complete the creation of the database. The process is very simple and does not require entering any Linux command line code.

2. Manage Users

In the Pagoda panel, you can easily manage database users. On the control panel, just click "Database" and then on the database management page, find the database you want to manage and click "User Management" to see a list of all users for the database. Here you can add, delete, edit, and grant database access to users.

3. Database Backup and Recovery

In the Pagoda panel, one of the most important features of using the MariaDB database is to easily back up the database. In the control panel, you can click "Databases" and then on the MariaDB management page of the control panel, find the database you want to back up and then back it up easily. Here, you can choose to include full and incremental backups to better protect your data.

You can also restore the database on the management page. In the control panel, just open "Databases", find the database you want to restore, click "Restore" and select the point in time backup to restore your database.

4. Monitor database performance

Not only can you create a database and back it up, the Pagoda panel can also monitor the performance of the database. On the database management page, you can easily monitor the CPU utilization, memory usage, disk IO, number of connections and other related information of the database. If you notice performance issues with your database, you can quickly locate and optimize them.

Summary

The above is an introduction to the MariaDB database management function of Pagoda Panel. The best thing is that these features are integrated in the Pagoda panel and you can manage your database quickly and easily without having to manually enter any Linux commands. Both professional administrators and beginners can use these features.

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