What database is my linux using?

What database does Linux use?

Relational DatabasesMySQLMultithreaded, multi-user SQL database management systemMariaDBSeeks high compatibility with MySQL, ensuring drop-in replacement capabilityPostgreSQLAward winning Object-relational database management systemSQLiteEmbeddable SQL Database Engine

How do I know which database is being used?

Another way to see if your database is in use is to look and see if the indexes are being used. Information on index usage is held in the sys. dm_db_index_usage_stats table since the last server reboot, and can be queried using this statement which can be tailored to select the data you need.

How do I find databases in Linux?

To get a list of the databases without logging in to the MySQL shell you can use either the mysql command with the -e option which stands for execute or the mysqlshow that displays databases and tables information. This is especially usefully when you want to work with your MySQL databases using shell scripts.

How do I find my mysql database name Linux?

To list all databases in MySQL, run the following command: mysql> show databases; This command will work for you no matter if you have an Ubuntu VPS or CentOS VPS. If you have other databases created in MySQL, they will be all listed here.