recently I've installed Mysql and it turns out the service name of it is "mysql" (there no "d" suffix), I remember before this time it's "mysqld" all the time. And when you type in "sudo service mysqld status" it would say this service does not exists.
Is there any difference between this two? Or it's a total diffrent version of mysql?
Answer
"d" stands for "daemon" and this is the server service. mysql is the command-line client program. This is for Windows and Linux, didn't test for other OSes