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Description
I recently followed a comprehensive guide to set up MySQL and integrate it into a Django project, but I encountered several challenges. Initially, I went through the installation process on Ubuntu 20.04 using guide on DigitalOcean. While the steps were clear for installation and initial database setup, I ran into issues during later stages, particularly when connecting the database to my Django project and running migrations.
Some of the problems I faced:
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Database Configuration Challenges:
After creating the user and database, Django wouldn’t authenticate properly with theparserxuser I had set up. I kept receiving1045: Access denied for usererrors, despite following all the recommended configurations. -
Performance Issues During API Requests:
When running batch requests on the API for sig parsing, the database queries seemed slow, leading to timeout errors. I suspect the database isn’t optimized for high-volume queries, but I’m unsure how to address this. -
Frontend-Backend Synchronization:
Even after setting up the backend API, the front-end components failed to load parsed data consistently. This could be due to database misconfiguration or improperly seeded test data.
Given these challenges, I stumbled upon this guide for installing MySQL on Ubuntu 24.04]. The Vultr guide looks detailed and promising for resolving these issues, especially regarding database configuration and optimization on Ubuntu systems. Has anyone used this guide for similar setups? Should I go through it for a cleaner installation and better performance for my Django project?