So this course is going to require a database, and normally when I'm working with Go, my default database
is postgrads because I like Postgres a lot, but I already have several courses up on Udemy with Postgrads
as the default database.
So I thought this time around I'd use Marie EDB and Maria DB is effectively a drop in replacement for
my Estherville.
If you already have my school installed, feel free to use that and it will work fine.
But if you don't, Marida is in my humble opinion, a better version of my school.
So to install it on a Mac, since you already have homebrew installed, the simplest thing to do is
just to execute the command you see right here.
And of course, I have a link to this page in the course resources for this lecture, you simply open
your favorite terminal window and type Broo install Maria DB once you've you've installed it by saying
Brout and install Maria EDB and typed Brous services start Moradi right here.
It'll start in the background and of course you can log in just as root with no password.
So from a terminal MySQL you route and return and there you are, you're connected and take it out you
type exit.
So it's pretty simple to do that on a Mac and it's equally simple on windows.
So since you have chocolaty installed, you can install more EDB just by typing Choko install Marietje
DB.
Now you have to do that from a power show window and you have to start that power show window with administrative
privileges and then once you're done, you need to reboot your Windows machine and after that's finished
you'll be able to connect to MySQL using the same syntax I just did from a terminal window.
You just go minuscule Desh you route.
And in return, because the default user is route and there is no password when this is installed by
default.
And of course if you want to install Maskew Ultramarine, be using Docker and using Docker compose.
That works just fine.
But make sure you have a working version of Marea DB or Miniscule installed and make sure you can connect
to it from the command line.
Otherwise you're going to have problems later on in this course.
All right, let's move on.