December 9th, 2008
I just got my Globat Hosting account lately and I absolutely love it! The control panel is so easy to use and their servers are so fast and reliable, I strongly recommend them.
But enough said about their hosting service, today we’re going to see how to create a MySQL database with Globat’s control panel. Why another MySQL tutorial? Well simply because I’ve got so many other tutorials that require a MySQL database so I’m trying to cover the most popular control panel.
First of all, head over to your Globat control panel located at https://login.globat.com/cp3.2/login_up.php (at least at the time of this writing).
By default, the newly created user will be granted access to
From the main menu at the top, select Database Management from the Databases menu.

Next, click on the Add Database button. On the next page, enter a name for your database and hit the Add button.

The database will now be created but we’re not done yet. We now need to add a user to the database. Click the Add User button. Enter a username and password and click on Create.

By default, the newly created user will be granted access to the new database.
In order to help you manage your MySQL database, Globat provides you phpMyAdmin, a web interface designed for MySQL database management.
Now that you’ve got a brand new MySQL database in place, select Database Management from the Databases menu at the top. Click on the phpMyAdmin link next to your database.

This will open phpMyAdmin in a new browser window:

PhpMyAdmin will allow to perform tasks as creating database tables, optimizing tables, managing table data and lots more.
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