Installing MariaDB (MySQL) as a container backend in a Synology NAS

In this video, we cover how to install MariaDB as a MySQL backend for our containers that rely on a database.

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Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:24 - The Issue
1:09 - Why do it this way in a Synology NAS?
3:40 - What we will be doing
4:04 - Installing the MariaDB Package
4:48 - Testing if we can connect from MySQL Workbench
5:36 - Allowing outside connectivity to MariaDB
6:11 - Testing connectivity
6:43 - Enabling SSH to the NAS
7:18 - Creating the user that can connect remotely
10:32 - Testing connectivity to MariaDB
11:50 - Outro