SQL DM for MySQL runs as a web application on a server, from which it connects to and monitors MySQL database servers. The MySQL servers can run on any operating system. SQL DM for MySQL can run on Linux <install-windows> or any distribution of the Linux operating system.
Installing SQL DM for MySQL
Webyog provides two types of installation media for Linux operating systems: RPM and TAR. Each is available for 32-bit and 64-bit architectures. For RPM-based Linux distributions, you can install SQL DM for MySQL through the package manager or the rpm command. For all other distributions, you can manually install SQL DM for MySQL from a tarball.
Unlike the Windows installation, neither of these methods prompts the user to supply a default password or port number. By default, SQL DM for MySQL runs on port 5555, with the user admin and a blank password. You can change them through the web UI later.
Installation
The link downloads an .rpm package. The filename pattern is IderaSQLdmforMySQL-<version>.<architecture>.rpm. You can install SQL DM for MySQL by calling the package manager on this file.
- For Fedora and newer Red Hat-based distros, you can install SQL DM for MySQL with DNF:
# dnf install /path/to/IderaSQLdmforMySQL-*.rpm
- For older Red Hat-based distros, you can use YUM:
# yum install /path/to/IderaSQLdmforMySQL-*.rpm
- For openSUSE and SUSE-based distros, use YaST:
# yast -i /path/to/IderaSQLdmforMySQL-*.rpm