The MYSQL database system is very reliable in terms to security. It comes with sufficient security systems by default. It operates over the popular IP ports which unluckily attract a number of trespassers, which is admittedly a disadvantage of this database. The good thing is that MySQL system enables the administrator to modify ports in case the default happens to be too susceptible. It also contains solid data security layers which secure sensitive files from trespassers. Rights can be put to enable various opportunities for all users. It is also very simple to use. With only a small number of uncomplicated SQL statements, an administrator can easily construct and configure the MySQL database. More importantly, this database system still provides all of the characteristics needed by most database developers. In addition, it has been carefully examined to avoid memory issues. It is in fact used in several operating systems.

Below are the steps on how to create a MYSQL database in Helm:

1. Log in to the Helm control panel.

2. You can now start to create a MYSQL database in Helm.

3. Click the My Domains icon in the control panel interface.

4. Select the domain from which you want to create a MYSQL database.

5. Scroll down.

6. Click the MYSQL database icon.

7. Click the Add button to add MYSQL database.

8. Provide a database name in the blank box provided.

9. Then, click the Save button.

10. Now, you need to add a MYSQL user.

11. Click the Add button in the Users section.

12. Enter a username in the blank box provided.

13. Enter a password and re-enter it to confirm in the blank fields provided.

14. To add the user to the database, select the database name in the Available Database box and click the forward button.

15. Scroll down.

16. Click the Save button.

17. You can always go back to this page to edit existing databases by clicking on its names or add new database by clicking on the Add button.

18. Click the Home button located at the upper left corner of the page to go back to the Home page.

19. This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to create a MYSQL database and set up a database user in Helm. Thank you for watching this tutorial and don’t hesitate to ask if you have any questions.