Added storage

Author: manishtiwari25

Readme.md

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 -   [Search Engine Optimization (SEO)](./docs/SEO/Readme.md)
 -   [Setup](./docs/Setup/Readme.md)
 
-## Storage Provider
-
-Currently, there are 5 Storage-Provider:
-
--   InMemory - Basically a list holding your data (per request). If the User hits a hard reload, the data is gone.
--   RavenDb - As the name suggests for RavenDb. RavenDb automatically creates all the documents, if a database name is provided.
--   Sqlite - Based on EF Core, it can be easily adapted for other Sql Dialects. The tables are automatically created.
--   SqlServer - Based on EF Core, it can be easily adapted for other Sql Dialects. The tables are automatically created.
--   MySql - Based on EF Core - also supports MariaDB.
-
-The default (when you clone the repository) is the `InMemory` option. That means every time you restart the service, all posts and related objects are gone.
-
 ## Donations
 
 The blog software allows you to integrate via different micro-transaction services. The following chapter will show you how to set up donations.
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 ## RSS Feed
 
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-
-Note the ConnectionString format of SQL Server needs to be consistent:
-
-```
-"ConnectionString": "Data Source=sql;Initial Catalog=master;User ID=sa;Password=<YOURPASSWORD>;TrustServerCertificate=True;MultiSubnetFailover=True"
-```
-
-For MySql use the following:
-
-```
-"PersistenceProvider": "MySql"
-"ConnectionString": "Server=YOURSERVER;User ID=YOURUSERID;Password=YOURPASSWORD;Database=YOURDATABASE"
-```

docs/Storage/MySql.md

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+## Storage Provider
+
+Currently, there are 5 Storage-Provider:
+
+-   InMemory - Basically a list holding your data (per request). If the User hits a hard reload, the data is gone.
+-   RavenDb - As the name suggests for RavenDb. RavenDb automatically creates all the documents, if a database name is provided.
+-   Sqlite - Based on EF Core, it can be easily adapted for other Sql Dialects. The tables are automatically created.
+-   SqlServer - Based on EF Core, it can be easily adapted for other Sql Dialects. The tables are automatically created.
+-   MySql - Based on EF Core - also supports MariaDB.
+
+The default (when you clone the repository) is the `InMemory` option. That means every time you restart the service, all posts and related objects are gone.
+
+Note the ConnectionString format of SQL Server needs to be consistent:
+
+```
+"ConnectionString": "Data Source=sql;Initial Catalog=master;User ID=sa;Password=<YOURPASSWORD>;TrustServerCertificate=True;MultiSubnetFailover=True"
+```
+
+For MySql use the following:
+
+```
+"PersistenceProvider": "MySql"
+"ConnectionString": "Server=YOURSERVER;User ID=YOURUSERID;Password=YOURPASSWORD;Database=YOURDATABASE"
+```