MySQL
Access local MySQL from the internet
Steps to access local MySQL from the internet
Step 1: Download LocalXpose
Package manager for Linux
$ snap install localxpose
$ npm install -g loclx
Debian
Ubuntu
Mint
(.deb)
Red Hat
CentOS
Fedora
(.rpm)
Arch Linux
(.pkg.tar.zst)
Binary download for Linux
Step 2: Start your MySQL server(e.g. localhost:3306)
Step 3: Run LocalXpose form your terminal and point it to your MySQL local address
$
loclx tunnel tcp --region ap --port 3333 --to localhost:3306
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MySQL is an open-source relational database management system. As with other relational databases, MySQL stores data in tables made up of rows and columns. Users can define, manipulate, control, and query data using Structured Query Language, more commonly known as SQL.
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