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mim is a single bash script ('my') to build and manage local installations of MySQL or MariaDB for development and testing.

• Put the 'my' bash script into a directory in your path, I tend to use ~/bin
• Create a directory to contain the binary tar.gz files for you platform. I.e. ~/mim-binaries
• Create a directory to contain the database installations. I.e. ~/mim-databases
• Export these directories as a the relevant variable in your bash profile:

export MIMBINARIES=~/mim-binaries
export MIMHOME=~/mim-databases

• With 'my' now in your path, run 'my setup', this will create directories in $MIMHOME
• Copy the configs from example_configs to $MIMHOME/templates

• Put a binary package of MySQL or MariaDB in $MIMBINARIES:

$ cp ~/Downloads/mariadb-5.5.35-linux-x86_64.tar.gz $MIMBINARIES/
$ cp ~/Downloads/mysql-5.5.35-linux-x86_64.tar.gz $MIMBINARIES/

• Create a config, we will call it master1 to run on port 3000, select options such as config and version as appropiate:

$ my build master1 3000

• If the above went smoothly, then you have installed MIM correctly, now install the instance:

$ my install master1

• Start the instance:

$ my start master1

• Print aliases for your configured instances, to easily access them:

$ my aliases

• Generate a PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH variables for the desired instance:

$ my client master1

• Nothing? There is a v2 branch in development using Python. I think Docker, Vagrant, or similar, are a better choices nowadays. Not everyone has access to such things in production. So the bash v1 branch is more suitable for most people

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