Version controlling (also called revision control or source control) your database data is pretty easy as long as you don't have any binary content stored in the database, you just commit your SQL dump to the version control software, it's just SQL in plain text. But what about database schema changes? In this small tutorial I'll address two simple ways you can version control your MariaDB schema changes without using any third party tools. https://unixdigest.com/tutorials/two-simple-ways-to-version-control-your-mariadb-schema-changes.html
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