How to Automatic Backup MySQL/MariaDB with Crontab in Linux

How to Create Script Automatic Backup Database in MySQL/MariaDB with Crontab on Linux 📌 Website 👉 https://totatca.com 🔸 Code in this video 👉 https://totatca.com/ttc-167/ 📌 Other video 🔸 How to Install and Configure MySQL Server on Ubuntu 👉 https://youtu.be/LfO7L6tcCh0 🔸 How to Install and Configure MariaDB Server on Ubuntu 👉 https://youtu.be/6QTk0QO2YJY 🔸 How to Configure MariaDB Server Replication Master-Slave on Ubuntu 👉 https://youtu.be/8aJO51Qofhk 🔸 How to Configure MariaDB Server Replication Master-Master on Ubuntu 👉 https://youtu.be/lJRXdNeQWo0 🔸 How to Configure MySQL Master-Master Replication on Ubuntu 👉 https://youtu.be/r1FgLP4vjL8 In the process of managing MySQL databases, performing regular backups is an essential part to safeguard your data against unwanted loss. However, manual backups can be time-consuming and prone to forgetfulness. In this video, we will explore how to automate MySQL database backups using a simple script. We will start by creating a simple shell script to perform MySQL database backups. Then, we will use cron scheduling to schedule this script to run periodically. Finally, we will also discuss how to automatically delete old backup files to keep our backup directory tidy and efficient. With detailed instructions and specific examples, you will be able to set up an automated backup system for your MySQL database easily and effectively. Keep reading to discover how to do this!