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MySQL is an integral part of the cPanel hosting system. cPanel offers an easy way to manage MySQL databases.

In order to use a MySQL database for a web application, you must know the following information:

  • MySQL database name - this is the name of the database
  • MySQL username - this is the MySQL user who has certain privileges over a given database
  • MySQL password - this is the password used by the MySQL user to authenticate themselves, i.e. to prove that they have the right to access a given MySQL database
  • MySQL hostname - this is the name of the server on which MySQL is running
  • MySQL port - this is the port used for connecting to the MySQL server; port 3306 is used by default

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