Install MySQL from source on Linux

#Linux supports several different methods of installing MySQL. Just use one of Oracle's distributions among the many available installations.

Steps

• Type - Apt, set method - Enable MySQL Apt Repository

• Type - Yum, set method - Enable MySQL Yum repository

• Type - Zypper, Setup method - Enable MySQL SLES repository

• Type - RPM, Setup method - Download specific Package

• Type - DEB, Setup method - Download specific package

• Type - Universal, Setup method - Download general package

• Type - Source, Setup Method - Compile from source

• Type - Docker, Setup Method - Use Docker Hub for MySQL Community Edition; Download MySQL Enterprise Edition Docker Image from My Oracle Support

• Type - Oracle Unbreakable Linux Network, Setup Method - Using ULN Channel

On the system The package manager can be used to automatically download and install MySQL and packages from the native software repository of the Linux distribution that the user is using. There are several versions of these native packages than are currently available.

Users generally cannot install development milestone releases because they are not available in the native repository.

For many Linux installations, MySQL needs to be set up to start automatically when the machine starts.

Many native package installations have the ability to do this, but for source code, binaries, and RPM solutions this tool must be set up separately.

The required script is "mysql.server", which can be found in the support-files directory under the MySQL installation directory, or even in the MySQL source tree. It can be installed as /etc/init.d/mysql to allow Mysql to start and shut down automatically.

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