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How to make a MySQL Database in HyperPanel

An easy-to-follow tutorial on creating a MySQL database within our panel, detailing each step from accessing the databases section to successfully generating database credentials.

Koby Pierce
Koby Pierce
11/19/20232 min read

Introduction

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to create a new MySQL database within our panel. The process is straightforward and designed for easy database management, offering flexibility in connection settings.

Step 1: Access the Databases Section

Log in to the panel and locate the 'Databases' button on the sidebar. This section is where you can manage all your database needs.

Screenshot highlighting the 'Databases' button on the panel's sidebar.

Step 2: Create a New Database

In the Databases section, click on the 'New Database' button. This will open a form where you can enter the details for your new database.

Screenshot of the 'New Database' button in the Databases section.

Step 3: Enter Database Details

In the provided form, enter a 'DATABASE NAME'. Then, specify 'CONNECTIONS FROM' to determine where connections should be allowed from. Leave this field blank to allow connections from anywhere.

Screenshot of the form for entering new database details, including fields for database name and connections.

Step 4: Create Your Database

After filling in the details, click on the 'CREATE DATABASE' button. Your new database will be created, and you'll be provided with the necessary credentials for accessing it.

Screenshot showing the 'CREATE DATABASE' button.

Conclusion

You've successfully created a MySQL database! You should now have all the credentials needed for your database. Ensure to keep these credentials secure.

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