Let me know in comments if you need further help or have any questions. Refer the following screen record or terminal capture to understand the entire steps better.
#Running mysql in docker on mac how to#
Refer this article or the below Screen clip to know how to use it. If you are getting Connected message on the Test Connection. or if you prefer CLI based SQL client you can use sql-cliĭBeaver is a Single SQL Client for multiple different databases such as MS SQL, Oracle, MySql etcĬreate a New Connection in DBeaver and Enter the aforementioned connection details and click on test connection to validate If you are not already having any SQL Client. You can use the following connection properties in your SQL Client Software to test the connection DB Name: master Step5: Try to Connect to this MSSQL Server using the SQL Client Here we have named the container as mssql2017 you can change this name as well as per your requirement. if the image is already available in local, It would just print the container id and start the mssql container.
The Docker image gets downloaded if it is not already present. Seems like the Percona Dockerfile is over here, so you might be able to give it a shot and compile in on your laptop with a typical docker build. In the previous command, You can update the value of SA_PASSWORD as per your choice This is also why at times (at least from what I've seen) people will suggest MariaDB as a drop in replacement for Mysql in terms of Docker image since MariaDB docker image supports arm64. This is the command you should run in order to start the ms sql server container docker run -e 'ACCEPT_EULA=Y' -e 'SA_PASSWORD=SecurePassword123' -name mssql2017 -p 1433:1433 -d /mssql/server:2017-latest Now you have a running Docker Engine on your local system and you can technically run any Docker images. Step3: Start the Docker MSSQL 2017 Server You will get a connection error like this if your docker daemon (or) docker desktop is not runningĬannot connect to the Docker daemon at unix:///var/run/docker.sock. # To check if the Docker Daemon is running and to list the containers Open the command prompt (Windows) or terminal (Mac) and type the following command to make sure that the Docker CLI is installed and Docker CE is running # To check the version