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Manual configuration using the command line Prerequisites
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If you need to grant remote access to an existing database you will need to grant the appropriate privileges to a new or existing user in MySQL using the command line, or alternatively using phpmyadmin - please see instructions on how to achieve this on the command line in the instructions below. If you have not run our enablement script in order to allow MariaDB to listen on all interfaces and your firewall port is still closed, then this has no security impact. To repeat: Any database user created in the Webdock dashboard with the word "remote" in the username will be granted remote access on % - meaning that user can connect from anywhere. IP - then you need to follow the manual setup method below. If you want to restrict users or your firewall port by e.g. Please note: When using this method you are opening up port 3306 to the world and anyone who can guess your DB username and password may gain access.
This approach may be considered insecure, please see note below. We have tried to make it relatively straightforward to create a database with remote access in Webdock.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to configure MariaDB for remote connections using the Webdock dashboard, or manually with shell access on a Ubuntu server running MariaDB older than v10.6.Įnabling Remote Access in the Webdock Dashboard One of the easiest ways to achieve this is to configure the database to allow remote connections.Īnother use-case is if you want to use remote-management software with your databases such as MySQL Workbench, HeidiSQL, DBeaver, Sequel Pro, or similar. In modern web application architecture, most database backends are hosted on their own dedicated server. So it can be accessed only from local users operating on the same server as the database. This allows you to switch your database from MySQL to MariaDB without having to alter your applications.īy default, MariaDB is configured to listen on localhost only. However, the structure and indexes of both database systems are the same. It is a drop-in replacement for the MySQL database system. MariaDB is a free, open-source, and one of the most popular relational database systems around the globe.
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