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I installed MariaDB 10 on CentOS 6.5 64 bit.
It successfully installed. But the installation process didn't let me configure user name, password, database instance name, and port.
What should I do that after installation? How to check that on CentOS?
Thanks in advance.
On yum-based distributions, the only MariaDB user set up is root, and there is no password. You can use the mysql_secure_installation script to set the root password.
For compatibility, the service name and port are by default the same as MySQL: mysql and 3306. Binaries are also named the same: mysqld for the server and mysql for the client.
After installation you can start MariaDB with
sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start
orsudo service mysql start