database

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    Learn to safeguard database connections using SSL on Linux servers with this guide. Understand SSL/TLS basics, and follow step-by-step instructions for verifying SSL support in databases such as MySQL or PostgreSQL, obtaining SSL certificates, and configuring your database to use SSL. Boost your security practices to protect sensitive data effectively.
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    This guide explores using SQLite with Bash for lightweight web app development, emphasizing SQLite's benefits like zero configuration, serverless operation, and minimal resource use. It includes steps on installation, setting up databases, and Bash scripts for database management, along with task automation examples such as backups and data reporting, making it ideal for developers seeking efficient, cost-effective solutions. Further reading offers insights into advanced features and performance optimization.
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    The blog post titled "Locating Files Quickly with `locate`" serves as a comprehensive guide on using the `locate` command in Linux for swift file searches. It details the command's reliance on a database indexing system, providing a faster search alternative to the `find` command, which scans directories in real-time. The article covers installation, database initialization with `updatedb`, practical usage, security considerations, and the importance of regularly updating the database to ensure accurate searches.