Installing MariaDB RPM Files

Install and manage MariaDB Server using RPM packages. This section provides detailed instructions for deploying and upgrading MariaDB on RPM-based Linux distributions.

About the MariaDB RPM Files

Provides an overview of the RPM packages available for MariaDB, listing the various RPMs such as server, client, backup, and shared libraries, and explaining their contents and dependencies.

Installing MariaDB with yum/dnf

How to install MariaDB on systems that use the yum or dnf package managers

Installing MariaDB with zypper

Detailed steps for installing MariaDB on SLES and OpenSUSE using the zypper package manager, including repository configuration and package installation.

Checking MariaDB RPM Package Signatures

Instructions on how to verify the integrity of MariaDB RPM packages using GPG signatures, including importing the public key and running rpm --checksig.

Installing MariaDB With the rpm Tool

A guide to installing MariaDB using the low-level rpm command, suitable for situations where package managers like yum or dnf are not available or preferred.

MariaDB for DirectAdmin Using RPMs

Specific instructions for installing MariaDB RPMs on servers running the DirectAdmin control panel, including necessary configuration edits to prevent conflicts.

MariaDB Installation via RPMs on CentOS 7

A detailed walkthrough for installing a specific legacy version of MariaDB (10.1.21) on CentOS 7 using individual RPM packages, including dependency resolution.

Troubleshooting MariaDB Installs on RHEL / CentOS

Solutions for common installation issues on RHEL and CentOS, such as conflicts with existing MySQL installations and handling configuration file backups (.rpmsave).

Why Source RPMs (SRPMs) Aren't Packaged For Some Platforms

Explains the limitations in providing Source RPMs (SRPMs) for certain platforms due to CMake version requirements and build system dependencies.

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