Overview
phpMyAdmin on Ubuntu 24.04 with Free Maintenance Support by ATH Infosystems is a repackaged open-source software offering wherein additional charges apply for support. phpMyAdmin is a web-based database administration tool designed to provide an intuitive interface for managing MySQL and compatible MariaDB database servers. It enables database administrators, developers, and DevOps teams to perform common database management tasks through a browser without relying exclusively on command-line database tools.
This pre-configured phpMyAdmin environment on Ubuntu 24.04 provides a ready-to-use database management interface for AWS EC2 deployments. Users can connect to supported MySQL or MariaDB servers to create and manage databases, tables, users, indexes, queries, and other database objects. phpMyAdmin is suitable for development, administration, testing, and routine database management workflows.
phpMyAdmin provides SQL query execution, database import and export, table management, user and privilege administration, and database structure inspection through its browser-based interface. It can also assist developers and administrators with monitoring database activity and performing common maintenance operations.
Key Features of phpMyAdmin:
- Web-based interface for MySQL and MariaDB database management.
- Create, modify, and delete databases and tables.
- Execute SQL queries through a browser interface.
- Manage database users, privileges, and permissions.
- Import and export database data in supported formats.
- Manage indexes, columns, keys, and table structures.
- Browse, insert, update, and delete table records.
- Database structure and server information management.
- Support for common database administration workflows.
- Suitable for developers, database administrators, and DevOps teams.
- Browser-based access for convenient remote administration.
- Deployable on AWS EC2 infrastructure.
ATH Infosystems Support: Optional maintenance support may include phpMyAdmin installation and configuration assistance, web server integration, database connectivity troubleshooting, environment maintenance, updates, and operational guidance. phpMyAdmin and related trademarks belong to their respective owners. This AWS Marketplace offering is independently packaged, maintained, and supported by ATH Infosystems.
Keywords: phpMyAdmin, Ubuntu 24.04, MySQL, MariaDB, database administration, database management, SQL, web-based database management, database tools, database users, database privileges, database queries, database import, database export, AWS EC2, open-source database tool, ATH Infosystems.
Highlights
- Secure and stable Linux environment for production and testing
- Ideal for developers, DBAs, and DevOps teams
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
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Try one unit of this product for 5 days. There will be no software charges for that unit, but AWS infrastructure charges still apply. Free Trials will automatically convert to a paid subscription upon expiration and you will be charged for additional usage above the free units provided.
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Connect your instance via SSH, the username is ubuntu. More info on SSH: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/AccessingInstancesLinux.html - Run the following commands: #sudo su #sudo mariadb -u root Then in the MariaDB shell: #ALTER USER 'pma'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED VIA mysql_native_password USING PASSWORD('ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'); FLUSH PRIVILEGES; EXIT; #Replace ixxxxxxxxxxxx with your instance ID Hit on browser - http://localhost/phpmyadmin Use Database Details as below: Database name: pma Database user: pmau Database Password: Enter_Instance_ID
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