MariaDB Troubleshooting: A Hands-On DevOps Challenge

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🚀 Day 9 of #100DaysOfDevOps – MariaDB Troubleshooting 🐬💥 Today’s challenge was a critical one — the Nautilus application in Stratos DC couldn’t connect to the database. After investigation, the issue turned out to be that the MariaDB service was down on the database server. 🔍 I approached it methodically: SSH’d into the DB server and confirmed that mariadb was inactive. Checked the logs via: journalctl -xeu mariadb Identified that the root cause was either: Missing or misconfigured data directory (/var/lib/mysql) Or permission issues with /run/mariadb 🔧 Solution: Recreated the missing mysql data directory Set correct permissions: chown mysql:mysql /run/mariadb systemctl restart mariadb Check the result with: mysql -u root ✅ Result: MariaDB is back online, and the application can connect again smoothly. 📘 This was a great hands-on exercise in real-world database recovery and service troubleshooting — skills every DevOps engineer must have! #DevOps #MariaDB #Linux #SystemAdministration #Troubleshooting #KodeKloud #100DaysOfDevOps #LearningByDoing #DatabaseRecovery

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Solid debugging steps 💯 — love how you broke it down from logs → permissions → restart. This kind of structured troubleshooting is gold in production!

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