The container will then use this value to configure the password for the default MySQL user. In this case, we are assigning a value to the MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD variable. -e: specifies runtime variables you need to set to initialize the MySQL container.In the sample I called mine MySQLContainer. –name: is the name of your local container.After restarting the container you will lose all work done.
If you don’t set this parameter the container will not persist the data. Literally it means that the container path /var/lib/mysql will be saved on C:\Docker\mysql. The sample shows a volume mounted on a Windows machine. -v: indicates where on your local machine you want to persist the data you are saving in the DB.Here below the command: docker run -v C:\Docker\mysql:/var/lib/mysql -name=MySQLContainer -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=MyPassword -d mysql Now we have to use the docker cli to execute the run command and initialize our container. The fact we completed the download of the image does not mean we have a container up and running. The docker cli will then combine all file together and notify when the action is completed. The download will end when all file will be in Pull complete. This is how the command prompt should look like : This has the benefit of speeding up the download pulling single files in parallel.
#RUN DOCKER CONTAINER FOR MYSQL MAC FULL#
Just to be clear: we are not downloading the latest version of MySQL but the latest version of the MySQL container.ĭuring the execution of the pull command the full image will be separated into multiple small files. We just need to open the docker hub website, search for the MySQL image we want to pull and execute the pull command in the command prompt.Īfter entering the Pull command, docker will start downloading the latest version of the MySQL image. Pulling a container image is really easy. I tested this procedure on Windows and Mac using docker engine v19.03.13.
#RUN DOCKER CONTAINER FOR MYSQL MAC INSTALL#
In this post we are going to install MySQL and phpMyAdmin using docker containers. Look how easy it is to install MySQL using docker containers. Have you ever worked with containers? If you did you should already know what great tool are and the huge amount of benefits they provide.
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