How to connect MySQL to Django

in this video we are going to see how to  connect mysq database to Django first of   all why should we connect mys scale to  Django connecting MySQL to Django is   essential for several reasons while Django  comes with default database SQLite, MySQL   offers scalability production Readiness and data  Integrity it's compatible with hosting Services,   support parallel development, integrate with  third party tools and allow for performance   optimization. using MySQL with Django is crucial  for larger projects and production environment   providing reliability and performance also  we can analyze data through MySQL workbench   while there is no any workbench for SQLite  we will first of all we will install two   essential packages which are MySQL client  and MySQL connector MySQL python connector first of all we will activate  our virtual environment then we will install pleas  install pip install mysqlclient as you can see it's already installed in my  system then we will install python mysql connector as you can see it's already  installed in my system also now we will open our project then we will go in settings of our project and we   will edit database settings first of  all we will change engine to mysql then we will create a database in MySQL workbench we will create schema here by the name as you can see the schema is  created now we will change it as you can see MySQL is running on Local Host  so the IP address of Local Host is 127.0.0.1 and the port is 3306 and the user is root and password is also root now  we will make a model to check   whether database is connected or  not so to create a model first of all we will make a class models.CharField our model is created now we will migrate python.manage.py makemigrations migration for home create  model now we will migrate python manage.py migrate so as you can see there is spelling mistake in  password the p is small it should be Capital now we will migrate again as you can see all migrations are  applied successfully now we now we   will open MySQL workbench to see  whether table is created or not [Music] as you can see this is our database  in table yeah yeah the table is   created that means MySQL database  is successfully connected to Django

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Keywords: Django MySQL integration, Django MySQL tutorial, MySQL database connection, Django database setup, Django web development, Python MySQL tutorial, Django MySQL configuration, Django migrations, Python web development, MySQL database management, Django projects, Django models, Python database connection, Django framework, MySQL server connection, Web development tutorial, Database integration, Django database configuration, Mysqlclient for django

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Length: 7min 6sec (426 seconds)

Published: Tue Oct 10 2023