mariadbHow to backup all databases in Mariadb?
Backing up all databases in MariaDB can be done using the mysqldump command. This command will create a backup of all databases in the form of a SQL script.
Example
mysqldump --all-databases > all_databases.sql
This command will create a file called all_databases.sql which contains the SQL script for all databases.
Code explanation
mysqldump: The command used to create a backup of all databases.--all-databases: An option to specify that all databases should be backed up.> all_databases.sql: The output of the command will be written to the fileall_databases.sql.
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