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Dockers
Dockers 101 – Series 5 of N – Using Docker-Setting Up a MySQL/MariaDB Container
Requirement: Lets imagine that as a DevOps, you have been asked to create a container to run MySQL/MariaDB, and try different docker commands to run MySQL/MariaDB in foreground, […]
Lets imagine that as a DevOps, you have been asked to create a container to run MySQL/MariaDB, and try different docker commands to run MySQL/MariaDB in foreground, background, with specific port binding, with dynamic port binding, persisting data and logs from container to a volume on host
Strategy:
search the name of image on docker hub
run the MySQL/MariaDB container in background as its a database and will take time to setup
run MySQL/MariaDB in background
run MySQL/MariaDB with specific port
run MySQL/MariaDB with dynamic port
run MySQL/MariaDB with volume persistance
Solution:
Login to your Host machine(in my case a CentOS 7 machine)
Make a directory “mymariadb” and go to the directory – mkdir mymariadb && cd mymariadb
How to:
search for an image using filters and limits- docker search –filter “is-official=true” –limit 5 mariadb
run an image
in interactive mode – docker run –name mymariadb-fg -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=mypasswordfg -it mariadb:latest
in background mode – docker run –name mymariadb-bg -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=mypasswordbg -d mariadb:latest
Check logs –
docker logs -f 506290cb3cba # show continuous logs as it generates