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Join For FreeThis article will provide step-by-step instructions on how to set up MySQL in Docker for Mac and how to access MySQL from the host (Mac) OS. This article assumes that you know what Docker is, understand how to use MySQL, and understand how to use SQL commands to create a user, create a database, and grant privileges.
Before we jump into action, let's learn the basics of Docker for Mac.
Why Docker For Mac?
Docker is an abstraction on top of Linux containers to simplify using and managing containers. Mac OS is Unix and it doesn't have containers directly, as in Linux OS (Ubuntu, Fedora, Core OS, etc.). Hence, a Virtual Machine is set up on top of Mac OS and has an instance (Guest OS) of Linux to run containers. To simplify Docker and Virtual Machine setup in Mac OS, Docker for Mac was created.
According to this documentation, Docker for Mac is:
..an easy-to-install desktop app for building, debugging, and testing Dockerized apps on a Mac. Docker for Mac is a complete development environment deeply integrated with the MacOS Hypervisor framework, networking, and filesystem. Docker for Mac is the fastest and most reliable way to run Docker on a Mac.
Now that we have background info, let's see how to set up MySQL in Docker for Mac.
Follow these instructions to install Docker for Mac. After installing Docker for Mac, please verify the information below.
Note: $ is the prompt. Ignore it and copy the rest of the line.
Run the MySQL image using the docker run command.
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This will install the latest version of the MySQL image in Docker Hub. As of this writing, it was 5.7.
If the image was not already available, this command will download the image and run it.
You can verify if MySQL has started using the docker ps command below.
Log into MySQL within the docker container using the docker exec command:
Remember, when we created and ran the MySQL container, we provided MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=password.
Mac os djvu. Create a database and user, and grant privileges in MySQL (from within the container).
Log into MySQL if you haven't already. After login, the mysql> prompt shows up:
I create a user named arun, grant all privileges, and quit.
Important: This step is required to log into MySQL from outside the container. The root user will not be able to log in from the host OS (Mac OS). Use % instead of localhost in arun@localhost.
Connect to MySQL running in Docker from MySQL Workbench. If MySQL Workbench is not installed yet, follow these instructions to install it.
Open MySQL Workbench and click on + to add a new connection. Enter all the information as stated in the screenshot and click on Test Connection.
Enjoy creating and accessing your MySQL database running in a Docker container! For more MySQL docker run options, refer to here.
Join the DZone community and get the full member experience.
Join For FreeThis article will provide step-by-step instructions on how to set up MySQL in Docker for Mac and how to access MySQL from the host (Mac) OS. This article assumes that you know what Docker is, understand how to use MySQL, and understand how to use SQL commands to create a user, create a database, and grant privileges.
Before we jump into action, let's learn the basics of Docker for Mac.
Why Docker For Mac?
Docker is an abstraction on top of Linux containers to simplify using and managing containers. Mac OS is Unix and it doesn't have containers directly, as in Linux OS (Ubuntu, Fedora, Core OS, etc.). Hence, a Virtual Machine is set up on top of Mac OS and has an instance (Guest OS) of Linux to run containers. To simplify Docker and Virtual Machine setup in Mac OS, Docker for Mac was created.
According to this documentation, Docker for Mac is:
..an easy-to-install desktop app for building, debugging, and testing Dockerized apps on a Mac. Docker for Mac is a complete development environment deeply integrated with the MacOS Hypervisor framework, networking, and filesystem. Docker for Mac is the fastest and most reliable way to run Docker on a Mac.
Now that we have background info, let's see how to set up MySQL in Docker for Mac.
Follow these instructions to install Docker for Mac. After installing Docker for Mac, please verify the information below.
Note: $ is the prompt. Ignore it and copy the rest of the line.
Run the MySQL image using the docker run command.
It's just a matter of and following the steps as required. At some point you will be offered the possibility to choose a path for the installation of the SDK; make a note of it as it may come in handy later.Setting up Android development for beginners has become a relatively simplified process. It involves some rather large files, so be prepared for this and some long download times. Android sdk for mac. The SDK is now included in Android Studio. Android development for beginners is becoming easier and easier and this relatively recent change means that a single installation is now required to get the development environment up and running. An open Java Development Kit (JDK) is also included, so you no longer need to install the latest version separately. How to install the Android SDKWhile this may sound complicated, there is good news: you no longer have to worry about the Android SDK. For the most part, it will be managed in the background for you. How to install Android SDK step by stepGoogle has released an all-in-one developer program that includes a full IDE, a virtual machine manager, and, of course, the Android SDK. Installing Android Studio is just as simple.
This will install the latest version of the MySQL image in Docker Hub. As of this writing, it was 5.7.
If the image was not already available, this command will download the image and run it.
You can verify if MySQL has started using the docker ps command below.
Log into MySQL within the docker container using the docker exec command:
Remember, when we created and ran the MySQL container, we provided MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=password.
Mac os djvu. Create a database and user, and grant privileges in MySQL (from within the container).
Log into MySQL if you haven't already. After login, the mysql> prompt shows up:
I create a user named arun, grant all privileges, and quit.
Important: This step is required to log into MySQL from outside the container. The root user will not be able to log in from the host OS (Mac OS). Use % instead of localhost in arun@localhost.
Connect to MySQL running in Docker from MySQL Workbench. If MySQL Workbench is not installed yet, follow these instructions to install it.
Open MySQL Workbench and click on + to add a new connection. Enter all the information as stated in the screenshot and click on Test Connection.
Enjoy creating and accessing your MySQL database running in a Docker container! For more MySQL docker run options, refer to here.
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