Web Application VS Windows Application
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no. we cannot made such transition right now, we are still relying on microsoft,
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@JaredBusch said:
Spin up a CentOS 7 box, install MariaDB (replacement for MySQL), PHP, and Apache.
Start with CentOS 7 Minimal
yum -y installl epel-release php mariadb httpdThis will get the basics.
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is there any diffirence btw mysql on linux and mysql on windows in term of performance and reliability ?? the same question for apach ??
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@JaredBusch said:
@JaredBusch said:
Spin up a CentOS 7 box, install MariaDB (replacement for MySQL), PHP, and Apache.
Start with CentOS 7 Minimal
yum -y installl epel-release php mariadb httpdThis will get the basics.
sorry but i'm not familliar with this, it is new for me and there is not time for learning from scratch, the only option i have is mysql or sql server
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@IT-ADMIN said:
@JaredBusch said:
@JaredBusch said:
Spin up a CentOS 7 box, install MariaDB (replacement for MySQL), PHP, and Apache.
Start with CentOS 7 Minimal
yum -y installl epel-release php mariadb httpdThis will get the basics.
sorry but i'm not familliar with this, it is new for me and there is not time for learning from scratch, the only option i have is mysql or sql server
Are you installing mysql on windows? Because netiher of those choices are an OS.
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on both
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@IT-ADMIN said:
@JaredBusch said:
@JaredBusch said:
Spin up a CentOS 7 box, install MariaDB (replacement for MySQL), PHP, and Apache.
Start with CentOS 7 Minimal
yum -y installl epel-release php mariadb httpdThis will get the basics.
sorry but i'm not familliar with this, it is new for me and there is not time for learning from scratch, the only option i have is mysql or sql server
Why are those your options? Neither is really a valid option today (for most things.) MariaDB replaced MySQL in nearly all cases a few years ago. MariaDB is the actually database 90% of people mean when they say MySQL.
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but i do not know in which one i should host my future database
i have one in windows in easyPHP, and i have apache and mysql and phpmyadmin on ubuntu
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@IT-ADMIN said:
is there any diffirence btw mysql on linux and mysql on windows in term of performance and reliability ?? the same question for apach ??
Yes, MariaDB (what you call MySQL) is faster and more stable on Linux. It's also much easier.
yum -y install mariadb
That's all you need.
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@IT-ADMIN said:
but i do not know in which one i should host my future database
i have one in windows in easyPHP, and i have apache and mysql and phpmyadmin on ubuntu
WHy would you install PHP on Windows? That makes no sense. PHP and MariaDB and Apache all run better and have more support and are easier on Linux. And... FREE!!!
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Don't install with "easy" stack tools. Those are almost always a huge disaster.
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@JaredBusch said:
@IT-ADMIN said:
on both
No. MySQL is a database. SQL Server is a database.
Neither one is the OS.
sorry Mr @JaredBusch , i think there is a confusion here, i said i have 2 servers: windows and ubuntu, i have mysql on both OS, i hope my idea is clear now
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@IT-ADMIN said:
@JaredBusch said:
@IT-ADMIN said:
on both
No. MySQL is a database. SQL Server is a database.
Neither one is the OS.
sorry Mr @JaredBusch , i think there is a confusion here, i said i have 2 servers: windows and ubuntu, i have mysql on both OS, i hope my idea is clear now
That helps. Why do you have a database on both?
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i have mysql on windows a long ago, but recently i installed one application that work only on linux platform so i installed mysql in ubuntu along side with this linux application,
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Okay.. so only the MariaDB on Ubuntu is what matters here, right? The MySQL on Windows is a red herring?
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ok, but i just search on the internet about this mariaDB, i found that it is different than mysql
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Ok, let us just keep simplicity, let's call it mysql, i do not want to confuse myself especially i'm about to start a new project, i have to stick to what is familiar to me so that i can move forward
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so ok, now for the DBMS we know that mysql on ubuntu is better than the one in windows and better than MS SQL Server, great
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also there is a software called lamp (similar to wamp in windows) i guess installing apache and mysql seperatly is more reliable than just install this ready to use application (i guess lamp only for testing and dev, in production envirnemnt we have to install things seperatly, isn't it)
