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MySQL is an open-source relational database management system that is developed, distributed, and supported by Oracle Corporation. There are several web-based tools available for managing the MySQL server, but best practice is to use the native MySQL command-line client for performing day-to-day MySQL tasks. It does take some time to get familiar with a command-line interface, particularly if you don’t regularly work in a CLI environment.

In this tutorial, we will show you some MySQL command-line tips and tricks that help you to perform day-to-day tasks.

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Linux is a multi-user operating system with multiple users accessing the same system. System administrators are responsible for preventing a user from accessing another user’s confidential files. For these reasons, Linux divides authorization into two levels, Ownership and Permission.

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In a Linux system, the root user is a superuser that has permission to access everything on the server. A standard user account only has limited privileges and can run only specific commands on the system.

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Cloud technology is facilitating an educational revolution in delivering teaching services to students. The interoperability of the learning technology, in conjunction with the ability for almost anyone to consume education via a laptop and an internet connection, has helped online education to thrive globally.

The eLearning industry has flourished since the inception of cloud technology. Established Ivy League universities, schools, and specialist training houses have long been offering online education programs. In addition, many organizations offer a variety of online-only education services, and there has been a significant increase in free online learning programs.

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There are two types of database systems: relational databases and NoSQL databases. Relational databases are used to store data and cannot process a large amount of time series data. NoSQL databases are especially useful for working with large sets of distributed data.

TimescaleDB is a free and open-source time-series database specially designed for scale, ease-of-use, and complex queries. TimescaleDB is an extension of PostgreSQL offering the best of both NoSQL and relational database systems. You can write millions of data points per second and store 100s of billions of rows and 10s of terabytes of data with TimescaleDB.

In this tutorial, we will explain how to install TimescaleDB on Ubuntu 18.04.

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Laravel is a free and open-source PHP framework that can be used to build modern, fast, and scalable web applications. Laravel comes with expressive and elegant syntax that makes it a popular framework among PHP developers. Laravel uses a model view controller architecture pattern and comes with a lot of features including pagination, a complete authentication system, a powerful ORM, sessions, caching and many more. Laravel also provides a command-line interface called Artisan that can be used for building and managing Laravel-based apps.

In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Laravel Framework on Ubuntu 18.04.

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