Can I add database to AWS RDS MySQL without creating new instance?
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Just like a vps/server when I install mysql on it, it can be flexible to add/remove database in one server, but on aws rds mysql can I add database without create a new instance?
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Just like a vps/server when I install mysql on it, it can be flexible to add/remove database in one server, but on aws rds mysql can I add database without create a new instance?
mysql amazon-web-services rds
asked 2 hours ago
Muhamad YuliantoMuhamad Yulianto
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Just like a vps/server when I install mysql on it, it can be flexible to add/remove database in one server, but on aws rds mysql can I add database without create a new instance?
mysql amazon-web-services rds
asked 2 hours ago
Muhamad YuliantoMuhamad Yulianto
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Just like a vps/server when I install mysql on it, it can be flexible to add/remove database in one server, but on aws rds mysql can I add database without create a new instance?
mysql amazon-web-services rds
mysql amazon-web-services rds
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Muhamad YuliantoMuhamad Yulianto
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Muhamad YuliantoMuhamad Yulianto
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Muhamad YuliantoMuhamad Yulianto
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Sure, login with the master user / password credentials that you used when creating the instance and then create the database:
$ mysql -u{MasterUser} -p{MasterPassword} -hmysql–instance1.123456789012.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com
mysql> CREATE DATABASE new_db;
mysql> CREATE USER ...
mysql> GRANT ...;
Just like with any other MySQL server.
If you prefer a GUI interface you can use for example Adminer or something like that.
Hope that helps :)
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Sure, login with the master user / password credentials that you used when creating the instance and then create the database:
$ mysql -u{MasterUser} -p{MasterPassword} -hmysql–instance1.123456789012.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com
mysql> CREATE DATABASE new_db;
mysql> CREATE USER ...
mysql> GRANT ...;
Just like with any other MySQL server.
If you prefer a GUI interface you can use for example Adminer or something like that.
Hope that helps :)
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Sure, login with the master user / password credentials that you used when creating the instance and then create the database:
$ mysql -u{MasterUser} -p{MasterPassword} -hmysql–instance1.123456789012.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com
mysql> CREATE DATABASE new_db;
mysql> CREATE USER ...
mysql> GRANT ...;
Just like with any other MySQL server.
If you prefer a GUI interface you can use for example Adminer or something like that.
Hope that helps :)
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Sure, login with the master user / password credentials that you used when creating the instance and then create the database:
$ mysql -u{MasterUser} -p{MasterPassword} -hmysql–instance1.123456789012.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com
mysql> CREATE DATABASE new_db;
mysql> CREATE USER ...
mysql> GRANT ...;
Just like with any other MySQL server.
If you prefer a GUI interface you can use for example Adminer or something like that.
Hope that helps :)
answered 1 hour ago
MLuMLu
9,75722445
Sure, login with the master user / password credentials that you used when creating the instance and then create the database:
$ mysql -u{MasterUser} -p{MasterPassword} -hmysql–instance1.123456789012.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com
mysql> CREATE DATABASE new_db;
mysql> CREATE USER ...
mysql> GRANT ...;
Just like with any other MySQL server.
If you prefer a GUI interface you can use for example Adminer or something like that.
Hope that helps :)
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