MariaDB Administration

1. Installation and Configuration: Setting up MariaDB servers and configuring them for optimal performance.

2. User and Security Management: Managing user accounts, roles, and permissions to ensure data security.

3. Database Maintenance: Performing routine maintenance tasks like backups, restores, and upgrades.

4. Query Optimization: Tuning SQL queries and database schema for better performance

Before learning MariaDB Administration, you should have:

1. Understanding of Relational Databases: Knowledge of basic concepts of relational databases and SQL queries.

2. Linux/Unix Command Line: Familiarity with the Linux/Unix command line interface for server management tasks.

3. Database Management Basics: Understanding of database management concepts such as backup and recovery, user management, and performance optimization.

4. SQL Language: Proficiency in SQL (Structured Query Language) for database querying and manipulation.

By learning MariaDB Administration, you gain the following skills:

1. Database Installation and Configuration: Ability to install and configure MariaDB on various operating systems and environments.

2. Database Management: Proficiency in managing databases, including creating, modifying, and deleting databases and database objects like tables, views, and indexes.

3. User and Permission Management: Understanding of how to create and manage database users and assign appropriate permissions and privileges to them.

4. Backup and Recovery: Knowledge of implementing backup strategies to ensure data integrity and reliability, as well as the ability to perform database recovery when necessary.