MySQL – no my.cnf when installing in Linux

I just found out here on how to have the file. By default, no my.cnf will be created during installation. Therefore some SERVER VARIABLES may be set up during session initialized.
Before creating the file, make sure check if any my.cnf exists in the system. If we want to overide existing my.cnf which we don’t know which one is using, simply create my.cnf in /etc/my.cnf

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