Install MySQL 5.7 On CentOS

Install MySQL 5.7 On CentOS

1. Download mysql57-community-release-el6-8.noarch.rpm from mysql Official Website

2. Install the rpm downloaded in step 1

rpm -ivh mysql57-community-release-el6-8.noarch.rpm

3. After the installation is complete, we found that two new files are added under the/etc/yum. repos. d directory. The second file records the mysql source information.

1 mysql-community.repo2 mysql-community-source.repo

4. view available mysql installation sources

 yum repolist enabled | grep mysql 1 mysql-connectors-community  MySQL Connectors Community                       212 mysql-tools-community       MySQL Tools Community                            243 mysql57-community           MySQL 5.7 Community Server                       56

5. Use yum to install mysql (automatically solves the dependency problem and installs other related packages) (if you need to save the downloaded package, modify/etc/yum. conf and

Change keepcache = 0 to keepcache = 1)

 

yum install mysql-community-server

Installing:

Mysql-community-libs i686 5.7.13-1. el6 mysql57-community 2.0 M

Replacing mysql-libs.i686 5.1.73-3. el6_5

Mysql-community-libs-compat i686 5.7.13-1. el6 mysql57-community 1.6 M

Replacing mysql-libs.i686 5.1.73-3. el6_5

Mysql-community-server i686 5.7.13-1. el6 mysql57-community 140 M

Installing for dependencies:

Mysql-community-client i686 5.7.13-1. el6 mysql57-community 22 M

Mysql-community-common i686 5.7.13-1. el6 mysql57-community 327 k

Updating for dependencies:

Postfix i686. 6.6-6. el6_7.1 base 2.0 M

Transaction Summary

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Install 5 Package (s)

Upgrade 1 Package (s)

6. Check the mysql service status after the installation is complete.

 sudo service mysqld status  mysqld (pid  26422)