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    The article explores the growing preference for open source databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL in the tech industry, driven by their cost-effectiveness, scalability, and strong community support. Operating primarily on Linux, these databases offer flexible and innovative solutions for efficient data management and have revolutionized application development and system operations.
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    Learn how to secure and efficiently connect PHP to MySQL using PDO on Linux with this guide. Covering installation, database setup, and querying, this resource provides step-by-step instructions and best practices for developers looking to enhance web application security and performance.
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    This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for setting up either MySQL or MariaDB on a Linux system, targeting web developers. It covers choosing the right database, installation instructions for various Linux distributions, and crucial configuration steps like securing the database and creating user accounts. Additionally, it highlights best practices for database management and performance optimization.
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    Explore the basics of managing MySQL and PostgreSQL databases on Linux in this guide designed for web developers and data handlers. Learn to install, secure, and manage these database systems using Bash and package managers like apt, dnf, and zypper. This comprehensive guide covers everything from basic operations to more in-depth functionalities, ensuring efficient database management capable of scaling to enterprise levels.