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#Install '''MySQL''' (you may notice that it's actually called '''MariaDB''' now).<br><br> The MySQL and MariaDB are actually two <u>separate</u> projects run by different groups, yet they are compatible; therefore, you can use documentation from one to configure the other. <br><br>#'''NOTE:''' When installing mysql, make certain that you have not just the '''client ''' but also the '''server software'''.<br><br>#When you start the MySQL service - , you'll will receive get some instructions contained in the log file about setting a regarding how to set the root password. Even though we won't will not configure our MySQL service to be accessible over the network - you should get into the habit of doing this with every , it is accepted as a "best practice" configuring for network access for each MySQL installation you ever make.#Note that the MySQL service has two root passwords - one for :<ul><li>For the localhost and one for </li><li>For external requests. </li></ul><br><Br>Just run the two commands you're given in the log. Use a password you make up yourself, but don't use a secret password - you'll be putting it in a plain text file later.