creation of accounts for each users in mysql / phpmyadmin

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Published on 2013-05-31T04:50:15Z Indexed on 2013/11/01 10:02 UTC
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I am planning to create mysql accounts for each of my web devs and build their own databases. I need these devs to have accounts to access their own phpmyadmin where they can manipulate their own sets of databases.

I am kind of new to web services deployment, so should this setup be configured in phpmyadmin or in mysql?

Will this kind of deployment need web management like cpanel?

I hope you can enlighten me with this.

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