Start MariaDB / MySQL
# For Sysvinit Systems # # service mysql start or # /etc/init.d/mysql start # For Systemd Systems # # systemctl start mariadb.service or # systemctl start mysql.service or # systemctl start mariadb or # systemctl start mysql
Stop MariaDB / MySQL
# For Sysvinit Systems # # service mysql stop or # /etc/init.d/mysql stop # For Systemd Systems # # systemctl stop mariadb.service or # systemctl stop mysql.service or # systemctl stop mariadb or # systemctl stop mysql
Restart MariaDB / MySQL
# For Sysvinit Systems # # service mysql restart or # /etc/init.d/mysql restart # For Systemd Systems # # systemctl restart mariadb.service or # systemctl restart mysql.service or # systemctl restart mariadb or # systemctl restart mysql
Reload MariaDB / MySQL
# For Sysvinit Systems # # service mysql reload or # /etc/init.d/mysql reload # For Systemd Systems # # systemctl reload mariadb.service or # systemctl reload mysql.service or # systemctl reload mariadb or # systemctl reload mysql
Check MariaDB / MySQL Status
# For Sysvinit Systems # # service mysql status or # /etc/init.d/mysql status # For Systemd Systems # # systemctl status mariadb.service or # systemctl status mysql.service or # systemctl status mariadb or # systemctl status mysql
Auto Boot MariaDB / MySQL on Boot
# For Sysvinit Systems # # chkconfig mysqld on # For Systemd Systems # # systemctl enable mariadb.service or # systemctl enable mysql.service or # systemctl enable mariadb or # systemctl enable mysql