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Question Multiple Database Servers?

safemoon

Regular Pleskian
Server operating system version
Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS
Plesk version and microupdate number
Plesk Obsidian v18.0.81_build1800260925.20 os_Ubuntu 22.04
Can i have multiple database servers running on the same plesk server?

right now i have mariadb running, but my custom php app requires mysql server. is it possible to install mysql database server and have one app/domain use that one and the other apps/domains on my server to use mariadb?

if yes, how?
 
Hi safemoon!

For this purpose, you can use a Docker extension and a remote database server:
 
if i remove the mariadb server can i enable mysql server only , without docker?
Hi safemoon!

For this purpose, you can use a Docker extension and a remote database server:
 
if i remove the mariadb server can i enable mysql server only , without docker?
Unfortunately, no:

As i mentioned previously, to use MySQL for your app without Docker, you can run MySQL on a separate server (a small VPS or a managed MySQL service) and add it to Plesk as an external database server: Tools & Settings → Database Servers → Add Database Server. You can then create your app's database on it from Plesk as usual, while all other sites stay on MariaDB:
 
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