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| Even though your database files will, from now on, be stored on your host filesystem, you might find it easier to use an integrated tool to manage the different aspects of your MySQL configuration (i.e. mainly users and tables management). This could be done using [[http://www.phpmyadmin.net|PhpMyAdmin]], that could be deployed inside a dedicated virtual host. | Even though your database files will, from now on, be stored on your host filesystem, you might find it easier to use an integrated tool to manage the different aspects of your MySQL configuration (i.e. mainly users and tables management). This could be done using [[http://www.phpmyadmin.net|PhpMyAdmin]], that could be deployed inside a dedicated virtual host. | ||
| - | Although, my personal advise is to use the more versatile [[http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/tools/workbench/|MySQL Workbench]] application. The primary reason being that this one will allow you to manage not only your local development databases, but also your remote production servers, all from the same interface. Using ssh you won't even have to allow external MySQL connections on your production machines. | + | Although, my personal advise is to use the more versatile [[http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/tools/workbench/|MySQL Workbench]] application. The primary reason being that this one will allow you to manage not only your local development databases, but also your remote production servers, all from the same interface. Using ssh tunneling, you won't even have to allow external MySQL connections on your production machines. |
