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PHPMyAdmin – adminbolt Admin Panel ​

The PHPMyAdmin menu item in the Database section opens PHPMyAdmin, the web-based interface for managing MySQL or MariaDB databases. From the admin panel you get a single entry point to PHPMyAdmin with admin-level access.

URL: /admin/phpmyadmin

Overview ​

PHPMyAdmin allows you to run SQL queries, manage databases and users, import/export data, and perform maintenance. Clicking Database → PHPMyAdmin in the admin sidebar typically opens PHPMyAdmin in the same tab or a new one, often with credentials handled by the panel (SSO or pre-login).

Purpose ​

  • Access PHPMyAdmin with admin (root or panel) credentials.
  • Create or drop databases and users, assign privileges.
  • Run ad-hoc SQL, import/export, and troubleshoot database issues.
  • Perform maintenance (e.g. check/repair tables) when needed.

Prerequisites ​

  • Access to the admin panel in adminbolt.
  • Database in the sidebar (Database → PHPMyAdmin).
  • PHPMyAdmin must be installed and configured for the panel (often proxied or embedded).

Interface Description ​

After clicking the link, you see the PHPMyAdmin interface (not an adminbolt-native page). It typically includes:

  • Sidebar – List of databases and objects.
  • Main area – Tabs for Structure, SQL, Search, Export, Import, etc.
  • Login – If not using SSO, PHPMyAdmin may show its own login screen; use the credentials provided or configured for the panel.

Exact layout and behaviour depend on the PHPMyAdmin version and how adminbolt integrates it. For full PHPMyAdmin documentation, refer to the official PHPMyAdmin docs.

  • Database Metrics – Database performance.
  • Database Health – Database health checks.
  • Database Settings – Database server configuration.
  • Client panel: customers manage their own databases and may have a separate PHPMyAdmin or database wizard link.

Database → PHPMyAdmin

Notes ​

  • Admin-level PHPMyAdmin access grants full control over all databases; use with care.
  • Restrict access to the admin panel and PHPMyAdmin (IP, VPN, or SSO) as appropriate for your security policy.