Note that this article for local installation of Maria DB or MySQL. It's intended to help you get up and running with the database locally and is not intended as a production tutorial. If you need to use either in a production environment, please contact a professional. Step 1: update and install 1sudo apt update 2sudo …

In a previous article, we set up your Debian Buster system with git, ruby, and a bash shell that tells you the ruby version and branch. Next up, we're going to install PostgreSQL and dependencies needed to get it working with Ruby on Rails. First, let's make sure your system is up to date: 1sudo apt update 2sudo apt …

So you've got a new debian install and need to get it set up to do real work? Here's a quick guide to get the packages you need assuming you're using Debian's current testing distro, Buster, installed. First, let's make sure your system is up to date: 1sudo apt update 2sudo apt upgrade Next, let's grab the essentials …