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@usdocker/mysql

v1.0.8

Published

USDocker script for start MySQL

Downloads

6

Readme

USDocker for MySQL

This script creates a MySQL applicantion from a docker image. You can persist your mysql and customize your mysql without expertise in Docker.

Installing

npm install -g @usdocker/usdocker # Install it first
npm install -g @usdocker/mysql
usdocker -r    # Update USDocker database

Start the mysql service

usdocker mysql up

Stop the mysql service

usdocker mysql down

Check if the service is running

usdocker mysql status

Run the mysql-client command line interface

usdocker mysql client -- [args]

Example:

usdocker mysql client -- -u root -p

Connect to the mysql bash interface

usdocker mysql connect -- [args]

Dump the database and save it to the /tmp/dump folder.

usdocker mysql dump -- [database]

Analyse the database service and get insights for tuning it

usdocker mysql analyse

Customize your Service

You can setup the variables by using:

usdocker mysql --set variable=value

Default values

  • image: "mysql:5.7",
  • folder: "$HOME/.usdocker/data/mysql",
  • port: 3306,
  • rootPassword: "password" (note: only will work at the first time)

Customize the "$HOME/.usdocker/setup/mysql/conf.d/custom.cnf"

Use your own setup for mysql changing this file.

[mysqld]
bind-address = 0.0.0.0

[mysqldump]
quick
quote-names
max_allowed_packet      = 16M

Customize the "$HOME/.usdocker/setup/mysql/home/"

This folder exists for setup the database dump. You have only edit the file .my.cnf with the following setup:

[mysqldump]
user=backup
password=PasSWord