MySQL databases are useful for managing large amount of data for websites and applications in cPanel. In this article, you will find ‘How to Create a Database in cPanel’, first start by logging in through your domain URL as provided by Voxfor. After logging in, you’ll be directed to the cPanel dashboard, which offers comprehensive tools for website and hosting management. To create a databases efficiently, navigate to the “Database Wizard” by searching for “data” in the dashboard’s search bar. This user-friendly tool guides you through the process, from creating a new database and setting up a user with appropriate permissions, to finalizing the setup. Follow these steps to streamline your database management and enhance your site’s functionality
Login via Domain URL:
To log in to the DirectAdmin control panel, you will need to visit the admin link provided in the details received from Voxfor (ex: https://example.com:2083).
Step By Step Guide
cPanel Dashboard:
After clicking “Login,” you’ll be taken directly to the cPanel dashboard, where you can manage your website and hosting settings. The dashboard provides easy access to all the tools and features you need.
Database Wizard:
In the search bar, type “data” and then click on “Database Wizard” from the results, as shown in the image. This will guide you to the tool for creating and managing databases easily.
Create a Database:
The database screen wizard will display (Step 1: Create a Database) and you need to enter the database name and click on the next step.
Create Database Users:
As soon as you click “Next Step,” you’ll be taken to Step 2, where you will need to create your username, password, and confirm your password.
Allow Privileges:
After clicking “Create User,” you’ll be redirected to Step 3. Here, you need to check the “All Privileges” box, which will automatically select all the remaining checkboxes for you.
After choosing “All privileges,” scroll down slightly and click on the “Make Changes” button to apply your selections. This step finalizes the changes you made to the permissions or settings.
Manage Databases:
After clicking “Make Changes”, you will be taken to Step 4. From there, click on “Return to manage my databases” to go back to the database management interface.
You will be redirected to the current databases window, where you can find and select the database you just created.
Conclusion:
Now that we’ve covered how to create a Database in cPanel, you can also check out our installation guide in the video we created for additional help.
