How to Install phpMyAdmin on Google Cloud Server
You install phpMyAdmin on your Google Cloud server running Ubuntu Linux to manage your MySQL or MariaDB databases through a web browser.
Install phpMyAdmin by connecting to your Google Cloud server via SSH and running the appropriate package manager commands for Ubuntu. Then, access phpMyAdmin through your web browser using your server’s IP address or hostname.
phpMyAdmin, a free web tool written in PHP, offers a visual way to manage databases. Version 5.2.4, the latest stable release, allows users to create, edit, and run commands on their databases through the phpMyAdmin application.
This tutorial focuses on setting up phpMyAdmin as the seventh step in a series, building upon previous guides that covered domain registration and Google Cloud server setup.
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