deathbless / docker-compose-mysql-with-adminer

Local MySQL = Docker + Docker Compose + MySQL Docker image + Adminer Docker image

docker-compose-mysql-with-adminer

Local MySQL = Docker + Docker Compose + MySQL Docker image + Adminer Docker image

Usage (start server)

On folder that contains docker-compose.yml type one of this.

// non detach mode
docker-compose up

or

// detach mode
docker-compose up -d

It will spin the MySQL latest version, expose port to host at 3306 and ready connection via Adminer or mysql CLI command.

Usage (stop server)

To shutdown database without remove the container.

docker-compose stop

To shutdown database and remove the container.

docker-compose down

Is data that already created will gone? No, since in the Docker Compose file you can see that we utilize data container named mysql_db_data_container to store the MySQL data.

MySQL credential

• Username: root
• Password: rootpassword

How to connect to MySQL

Via Adminer

Go to http://localhost:8080

Via command line

Make sure you have MySQL client installed and mysql command in CLI available.

mysql -uroot -prootpassword -h 127.0.0.1

or

mysql -uroot -prootpassword --protocol=TCP

Enjoy your local MySQL database server for any purpose you want, for me this setup is fine for testing purpose.