Logging Into PhpMyAdmin From Cloud Sites

Posted on March 3, 2017 by David Singer | Updated: July 15, 2021

Category: Hosting Basics | Tags: Cloud Sites, MySQL, PHPMyAdmin

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When you create a website on Cloud Sites control panel using Linux technology, setting up a database for that site will use PhpMyAdmin as the MariaDB database handler for your site. If you haven't set up a database in Cloud Sites, see our article 'Creating a Database in Cloud Sites'.

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After logging into the Cloud Sites control panel, navigate to the Databases section.

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Open the database details by clicking on the database name you want to log into.

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Once the database details open, click the link listed in the Online Manager section of the database details.

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PhpMyAdmin will open in a new window. Enter your username and password and click Go to log into PhpMyAdmin.

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You are now logged into PhpMyAdmin and can administrate your database.

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