Help and Advice needed regarding MySQL server Please !!

[nexuoso1]

Hello everyone at x10hosting Forum.

Im brand new to hosting and creating my own web site, as i was looking around my Cpanel I checked out the My phpMyAdmin MySQL Status panel and I was surprised to see the amount of network traffic and the amount of time the MySQL server has been active.

The thing is ive not uploaded anything yet. Im not sure why this MySQL server is even up and running for.

As i mentioned im brand new to hosting, and I'd really appreciate some help in understanding why this MySQL server is running and why so much network traffic (378.6)GiB has been used, and where is this traffic coming from and going too.
Is it using my broadband bandwidth.

Here is a copy and paste of the status report of my phpAdmin MySQL server staus.
could someone please explain to me what all this means ?


Network traffic since startup: 378.6 GiB
This MySQL server has been running for 6 days, 5 hours, 17 minutes and 29 seconds. It started up on Jun 07, 2017 at 04:01 PM.

Traffic

ø per hour
Received 25.2 GiB 172.6 MiB
Sent 353.5 GiB
Total 378.6 GiB 2.5 GiB
Connections ø per hour %
max. concurrent connections 46 --- ---
Failed attempts 3,140 21.03 0.16%
Aborted 978 6.55 0.05%
Total 1,920 k 12.86 k 100.00%
Processes ID User Host Database Command Time Status SQL query
Kill 1920105 nexuoso1 localhost None Sleep 0 --- ---

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I see its on my Localhost aswell.
should i be worried about this ?

Im looking forward to anh help and advice.

 

[bdistler]

I was surprised to see the amount of network traffic and the amount of time the MySQL server has been active.

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that information (stats) is for all accounts on your x10hosting's free-hosting server - they and you - all use that MySQL server
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I see its on my Localhost aswell.
should i be worried about this ?

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[ Localhost ] is the host name used to address the MySQL server


to configure your script to connect to MySQL - the following settings should be used:

Host/Server Name -> [ localhost ]

Port -> [ 3306 ] (not necessary)

Username -> Your cPanel username followed by an underscore (i.e. "_") and the MySQL username you configured in cPanel

Password -> The password that you used when creating the MySQL user in cPanel

Database -> Your cPanel username followed by an underscore (i.e. "_") and the name of the database that you created in cPanel
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