What command is used to install MySQL on a Zabbix server?

The command to install MySQL on a Zabbix server can vary depending on the operating system and package management system being used. In many recent versions of Red Hat-based distributions, dnf is the default package manager, and the command dnf -y install mysql-community-server is used to install MySQL from the MySQL community repository. The -y option allows the command to run non-interactively, automatically confirming any prompts during the installation process.

This makes it a suitable choice for server environments where you want to streamline the installation process without manual intervention. The use of mysql-community-server specifies the installation of the version of MySQL that is actively supported and maintained by the MySQL community, which is often preferred over the default versions provided by the operating system repositories.

Other commands listed might be valid for different environments or configurations but do not align as closely with current best practices for installing MySQL on newer systems, particularly those based on Red Hat, CentOS, or Fedora where dnf has become the standard.