Connect your
database.

Nothing has been written yet. Enter the MariaDB or MySQL details from your host — we test the connection here, then create the tables for you.

These values came from your environment (installer): embedded MariaDB (/home/yomaynap/azuregravy/data/mariadb). They work, so you can skip ahead.

Where is the database? Your hosting account's MySQL® Databases page has the name, user and host.

Host Port

Database name On cPanel the name is prefixed with your account, e.g. myaccount_gravy.

Database user Password

Create the database if it is missing Only works when the user has that privilege — shared hosts usually require you to create it in cPanel. Connect over TLS Needed by some managed hosts. Leave off for cPanel's localhost.

What happens next
The connection is tested, every table and default setting is created, and you are taken to step 2 — your administrator account. If a detail is wrong you stay on this page with an explanation; nothing is written and the server keeps running.

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A Azure Gravy

“Two forms later, you are publishing.”

The server started without a database on purpose: you choose where your content lives, the installer tests it and builds the schema. No SQL to import, no config file to edit.

Starts with no database Connection tested here Tables created for you cPanel friendly

Connect yourdatabase.

Connect your
database.