![]() However, upgrading from earlier versions of MySQL (such as MySQL 5.1) requires a bit more work. Upgrading from MySQL 5.5 is a fairly easy process, and I’ll be writing a guide on that soon. Server version: 5.6.27 MySQL Community Server (GPL) Verify that MySQL 5.6 is running: mysql -vĪnd you should see output similar to the following: Now you can start MySQL 5.6 using the following command: The output should look similar to the following: Type in the below to verify the correct packages were installed: rpm -qa | grep mysql Type in the following commands to install MySQL 5.6 yum -y install mysql mysql-server You should now be ready to install MySQL 5.6! Install the MySQL Community repositoryįirst, we need to install the Official MySQL Community repository, this is done by entering the following commands: rpm -Uvh In writing this how-to, I have assumed that you are running a stock installation of CentOS 6.7, and that you DO NOT already have MySQL installed.ġ. This article will show you how to install MySQL 5.6 on CentOS 6.7.
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