🟢 Lesson 4: Configuring SSL/TLS on MySQL. Using an encrypted connection.
In today's article, we'll talk about how to make sure that our connection to the Mysql database is reliable.
With an unencrypted connection between the client and the server, there is the danger that someone will be able to monitor all your traffic and check the data , sent or received between a client and a server.
Mysql supports encrypted connections between clients and a server using the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol. TLS includes algorithms that provide authentication using the X.509 standard.
0:00 Start
0:19 Checking the current TLS/SSL status
1:10 View certificates
2:14 Enable the certificate in the my.cnf configuration file
4:36 Checking robot certificates
5:43 The end
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