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Database won’t start after performing a system upgrade with yum/apt-get

Upgrading processes with yum or apt-get can cause some file permissions to be modified. To fix this issue you just have to modify the owner of the mysqld.log file to user and group mysql:mysql, running the following command:

chown mysql:mysql /var/log/mysqld.log
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