Rename MySQL to MariaDB in doc

Author: Superfluxx

README.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ The architecture of the REDCap stack deployed by this Chart is as follows :
 A minimal setup of this stack includes : 
 - The HTTPd component
 - The PHP FPM Server hosting the REDCap Application
-- The MySQL Database used by REDCap
+- The MariaDB Database used by REDCap
 
 On top of that, you can also choose to deploy : 
 - A Backup Cronjob, that can generate an archive containing a database dump, a dump of the `edocs` folder, and a dump of the folder containing the REDCap Application.
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Here are a few important notions to keep in mind to efficiently manage a REDCap
 
 If you choose to automatically install REDCap using your community credentials with this chart, an Kubernetes Job called `init-job` will be automatically fired during the chart's installation process:
 - The `StartupPrope` will call the `install.php` or `upgrade.php` script (depending if you're installing REDCap from scratch or upgrading from an existing installation)  with the query parameter `auto=1`
-- The `ReadinessProbe` will call a MySql script allowing to configure REDCap with the following parameter, extracted from the Chart values :
+- The `ReadinessProbe` will call a MariaDB script allowing to configure REDCap with the following parameter, extracted from the Chart values :
   - REDCap Base URL
   - Institution Name
   - Organization Name

charts/redcap/configuration/redcap/backup/backup-upload.sh

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 # Name: backup-upload.sh
 # Version: 1.0
 # Author: Kévin ZGRZENDEK for APHP EDS
-# Description : Compresses and uploads REDCap backup dir (containing the redcap app dir, the edocs dir & MySQL db dump)
+# Description : Compresses and uploads REDCap backup dir (containing the redcap app dir, the edocs dir & MariaDB dump)
 
 echo "[INFO] Starting REDCap backup script v1.0"
 

charts/redcap/configuration/redcap/database-conf/creds/credentials.php

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 <?php
 
 //********************************************************************************************************************
-// MYSQL DATABASE CONNECTION:
-// Replace the values inside the single quotes below with the values for your MySQL configuration. 
+// MariaDB DATABASE CONNECTION:
+// Replace the values inside the single quotes below with the values for your MariaDB configuration. 
 // If not using the default port 3306, then append a colon and port number to the hostname (e.g. $hostname = 'example.com:3307';).
 
 $hostname 	= '{{ .Values.redcap.config.database.auth.hostname }}';
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@
 //********************************************************************************************************************
 // DATA TRANSFER SERVICES (DTS):
 // If using REDCap DTS, uncomment the lines below and provide the database connection values for connecting to
-// the MySQL database containing the DTS tables (even if the same as the values above).
+// the MariaDB database containing the DTS tables (even if the same as the values above).
 
 // $dtsHostname 	= 'your_dts_host_name';
 // $dtsDb 			= 'your_dts_db_name';

charts/redcap/templates/secrets/mysql/database-password.yaml

@@ -5,5 +5,5 @@ metadata:
   name: {{ include "mariadb.secrets.password.name" . }}
 type: Opaque
 data: 
-  {{ include "mariadb.secrets.password.key" . }}: {{ required "You need to specify REDCap database password, as you didn't enabled the MySQL database embedded in this chart, nor provided a reference to an external Secret containing your database password!" .Values.redcap.config.database.auth.password.value }}
+  {{ include "mariadb.secrets.password.key" . }}: {{ required "You need to specify REDCap database password, as you didn't enabled the MariaDB database embedded in this chart, nor provided a reference to an external Secret containing your database password!" .Values.redcap.config.database.auth.password.value }}
 {{- end }}