Author: Ariq Fikri Abdillah

http://redaksi.pens.ac.id/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/How-To-install-xampp-in-linux.mp4 Step by step : – open terminal enter this command “apt install apache2” cek the IP enter this command “apt install php7.2” apt get install mariaDB serve apt get phpmyadmin set password choose apache #serve apache2...

https://redaksi.pens.ac.id/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/top-10-database-managemen-system.mp4 Oracle.  Oracle has been making database products since 1979 and is one of the most well-recognized manufacturers worldwide. Worth noting about this database management system: It’s powerful but complex. New users will want to invest in solid training to ensure they’re getting the most from the software. Oracle also is embracing the cloud. Its latest release, 12c, allows companies to consolidate and manage databases as cloud services. Microsoft SQL Server. , Microsoft DBMS is one of the most popular in the world. It’s also one of the most enduring. Server 2008, 2012 and 2014 are still widely used even after the release of Server 2016. The SQL stands for “structured query language,” and although Microsoft was late to the database management party, this DBMS — which sports native BI tools links with other popular Microsoft offerings such as Excel, Word and SharePoint — grabs a well-earned top spot. MySQL. MySQL has gained traction as the go-to DBMS for web-based business applications, especially those running e-commerce sites or leveraging dynamic content. Tech enterprises such as Facebook, Google and Adobe use this database management tool. Although it now falls under the Oracle umbrella, the project remains an open-source resource. PostgreSQL.  this open-source object-relational DBMS shows up in a lot of places — for example, online gaming apps, database automation tools and domain registries. Enjoying 25 years with an active, engaged community, PostgreSQL runs on a host...