phpMyAdmin is a free and open-source tool designed to administer MySQL database management systems using a web interface. It provides a graphical user interface to perform various database management-related tasks.

In this guide, we will show how to install phpMyAdmin on AlmaLinux 8.

Install EPEL release by running this command:

To install REMI, run this command:

Next, install the fedora-autoloader package:

Now you can install phpMyAdmin by running the following:

To enable new configurations, restart the Apache:

By default, access to phpMyAdmin is only enabled from the local IP. However, you can edit the configuration file and enable access from a specific IP.

To do so, open the configuration file:

Find these lines:

Then add the following lines:

It should look like here (write your IP instead of "your_workstation_ip"):

Then save the file and exit (press "Esc", then type :wq and click "Enter").

After you modified the configuration file, make sure to restart Apache:

To open phpMyAdmin, open your web browser and enter the URL in the following format:

So you need to simply enter your server IP and /phpmyadmin.

After you enter this, you should see the phpMyAdmin login page on which you can enter MySQL user credentials:

That's all. Now you can manage databases via phpMyAdmin: