What are the steps to install MySQL with Docker?
The steps to install MySQL are as follows:
- To install Docker, start by downloading it from the official Docker website and follow the installation instructions for your operating system.
- Search for MySQL images: Run the following command in the terminal to search for MySQL images:
- Search for mysql in the Docker registry.
- Download MySQL image: Choose the appropriate MySQL image and use the following command to download it:
- Download the mysql image with the specified tag using Docker.
- The term “tag” here refers to a specific version number, for example, “latest” denotes the newest version.
- Create a MySQL container: Use the following command to create a MySQL container.
- Run a Docker container named mysql-container with the environment variable MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD set to “password” in detached mode using the image mysql:tag.
- The name of the container here is “mysql-container” and the password is for the root user of MySQL.
- Run the MySQL container: Use the following command to run the created container:
- Start the MySQL container using Docker.
- Accessing the MySQL container: Use the following command to enter the MySQL container:
- Run the MySQL client inside a Docker container with the root user.
- Enter the password set previously to access the MySQL command-line interface.
After installation, you can use the MySQL client to connect to the MySQL database inside the container and perform related tasks.