If you do not have a user in that group, issue the command sudo usermod -a -G docker USERNAME (Where USERNAME is the name of the user to add). NOTE: The above command must be issued by a user that is a member of the docker group. In order to pull the MySQL Docker image down, issue the command:
Do note, if you have a need for a specific release, you can swap out the latest tag with the likes of 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 8.0. I’m going to go with the latest release of MySQL. The first thing you must do is pull down the correct image. SEE: Standardizing DevOps tools requires culture change and careful evaluation (Tech Pro Research) Pulling the image Although I will be demonstrating this on the Ubuntu 16.10 Server platform, the steps will be the same, regardless of operating system (so long as Docker is running). I will assume you already have Docker up and running. To alleviate this headache, I’m going to walk you through the process of deploying a MySQL Docker container, such that you can then connect to it from other containers or applications. Although this might not be the best option for apps that scale to enterprise levels, for medium sized and smaller instances, this could be a real boon, especially for those without the hardware available to use as a dedicated database server. If you don’t want to set up a dedicated server to host a remote database, you can always go with a containerized solution.
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