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Creating a Database with PhpMyAdmin To install WordPress, we will first need a MySQL database. To create a database, we enter http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ from our browser.
As you can see on the bottom page, there will be a section. Here we will come to the databases section and create a database. Click yaparak Create yaparak by typing its name (Example: wp_test) and utf8_general_ci into the encoding type.
See if the configuration was installed properly, and if not enable it:
# The following should show that the configuration was enabled
a2query -c phpmyadmin
# If it was not, then enable the configuration
a2enconf phpmyadmin
Warning: don’t forget to properly secure access to that page, with a minimum of strong password for all db logins.