Connecting to MariaDB
- On the Gateway Webpage, go to the Connections section. 
- Select Databases > Connections. 
- Click Create Database Connection + 
- Select the MariaDB driver and click Next. 
- On the New Database Connection page, enter the following information: - Name: MariaDB (or use a meaningful name for this connection) 
- Connect URL: jdbc:mariadb://localhost:3306/test - Where localhost is the IP address or hostname of the machine with MariaDB installed, for example: localhost, 192.168.1.1, db-server, etc.
- test specifies the name of the database in MariaDB you want Ignition to connect to. If you're uncertain which database to connect to, speak with your local database administrator.
 
  
- To configure the connection, Ignition needs credentials to connect to MariaDB. The Username and Password fields are where you provide credentials for a user that Ignition will use to authenticate against the database. The user should be able to do the following: - Create and drop tables within the schema
- Alter tables within the schema
- Insert, update, select, and delete rows from tables in the schema
- Create, alter, and execute stored procedures within the schema
 
- After entering a username and password, click Create Database Connection. Your connection is now created and the Database Connections page is displayed showing the Status of your connection as Valid. 
