Integrate MySQL with Sendinblue

First of all, I will introduce what is Sendinblue. It is an email marketing platform that enables marketers to send emails, manage subscriber lists and design email templates. It was founded in 2008 by Dmitry Kryukov and is headquartered in Paris, France. It has been ranked as one of the “Top 10 startups in Europe” for three years in a row.

Secondly, I will introduce what is MySQL. MySQL or MySQL is an open source relational database management system (RDBMS. It is named after co-founder Michael Widenius’s daughter, My. The company also markets the popular MariaDB fork of MySQL.

Thirdly, I will discuss how to integrate MySQL and Sendinblue. Integrating Sendinblue and MySQL allows users to manage their mailing lists through MySQL. It is simple to set up and provides users with great flexibility.

In this part, I will introduce the integration of MySQL and Sendinblue. Firstly, I will talk about the benefits of integrating Sendinblue and MySQL. Second, I will discuss how to integrate Sendinblue and MySQL.

Benefits of integrating Sendinblue and MySQL

Firstly, it reduces the complexity of managing data. You can use a single platform to manage your mailing lists by combining multiple software tops into one platform. In this case, you do not have to worry about different apps being incompatible with each other.

Secondly, it increases the speed of development. You can reuse the server-side code between the two apps. It improves the speed of development because you don’t need to write code from scratch for every app that you develop.

Thirdly, it reduces costs of development. You won’t need to hire developers for every new app that you want to develop. You can use the same codebase for multiple apps without re-writing the code from scratch for every app that you develop.

Fourthly, it offers more flexibility in terms of features. For example, if you want to add a new feature or change an existing one, you can do so in one place instead of having to make changes separately in each app that you are developing. For example, if you want to add a new feature to Sendinblue but forget to add it to MySQL, then when you send an email from Sendinblue, the feature will not work because you didn’t add it to MySQL. However, if you integrate them, then you can add a new feature to Sendinblue without having to worry about adding it to MySQL.

How to integrate Sendinblue and MySQL:

Step 1. Create a database in MySQL on your Linux server using the fplowing command:

mysql -u root -p create database mydb;

Step 2. Change the permissions of your newly created database by using the fplowing command:

mysql -u root -p GRANT ALL ON mydb.* TO ‘mydbuser’@’localhost’ identified by ‘mydbpassword’; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; exit; Step 3. Create a user named “myuser” with password “mypass” in MySQL using the fplowing command. mysql -u root -p CREATE USER ‘yourdbuser’@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘yourdbpassword’; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; exit; Step 4. Add a new user named “sendinblueuser” with password “sendinbluepass” in MySQL using the fplowing command. mysql -u root -p GRANT ALL ON . TO ‘sendinblueuser’@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘sendinbluepass’; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; exit; Step 5. Add a new user named “sendinbluerpe” with password “sendinbluerpepass” in MySQL using the fplowing command. mysql -u root -p GRANT ALL ON . TO ‘sendinbluerpe’@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘sendinbluerpepass’; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; exit; Step 6. Add a new user named “sendinbluedatabase” with password “mydbpassword” in MySQL using the fplowing command. mysql -u root -p GRANT ALL ON . TO ‘sendinbluedatabase’@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘mydbpassword’; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; exit; Step 7. Set up PHPMyAdmin by typing the fplowing command into SSH window. sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin sudo service apache2 restart Step 8. Login to PHPMyAdmin by visiting http://www.yourhostname/phpmyadmin Step 9. Add a new database called ‘sendinblue_database’ by clicking on Databases -> Browse Databases -> New Database -> type name and click Create Step 10. Add a new user called ‘sendinblue_user_1’ with password ‘sendinbluepass_1′ under your new database called ‘sendinblue_database’ Step 11. Go back to your Sendinblue account and click on Settings -> API Access Step 12. Click on Create API Key Step 13. Click on Create API Key Step 14. Copy your API Key and Secret into PHPMyAdmin Step 15. In PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 16. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your Token into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 17. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your API Token into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 18. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your API Secret into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 19. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your SendInBlue Username into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 20. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your Mailing List name into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 21. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your Mailing List Password into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 22. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your Mailing List Subscribers into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 23. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your Mailing List URL into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 24. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your Mailing List Name Suffix into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 25. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your Mailing List Description into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 26. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your Mailing List Description URL into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 27. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your Mailing List Subscribers URL into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 28. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your Mailing List Title into PHPMyAdmin – go to your new database -> Users -> click on new user -> Change User Password -> type new password -> Submit Change Step 29. Go back to your Sendinblue account and copy your Mailing List Subject

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