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MySQL Docker ARMv7 | Tutorial

by | Feb 22, 2024

Read the article to learn more about running MySQL in a Docker on the ARMv7 framework. Bobcares, as a part of our Docker Hosting Support Service offers solutions to every query that comes our way.

Running MySQL in a Docker on ARMv7

The following steps can run MySQL in a Docker container on ARMv7 architecture:

1. Make sure Docker is set up to operate on ARMv7 first. Versions of Docker Engine compatible with ARMv7-based devices are made available by Docker. It may also be necessary to download Docker binaries designed for ARMv7 or set up Docker using package managers like apt or yum.

2. Official MySQL Docker images supporting ARMv7 and other platforms are hosted on Docker Hub. From Docker Hub, one may download the suitable MySQL Docker image for ARMv7. ARMv7 is often supported among the various platforms that the official MySQL images support.

mysql docker armv7

3. We can start a MySQL container by providing the image name and other necessary setups after we have downloaded the MySQL Docker image for ARMv7. As needed, we can also adjust volumes, ports, environment variables, and other settings. Change my-secret-pw to the password we want to use as the MySQL root user.

mysql docker armv7

4. Set up the MySQL container according to our needs. We can set environment variables for setup parameters, expose ports to allow access to the MySQL server from other programs, and mount volumes to store data.

5. Once the MySQL container is working, we can connect to it from other programs or use the MySQL client tools to access it. We can also use the host IP address and port 3306 to connect to MySQL if we have exposed port 3306 in the container.

mysql docker armv7

6. We can manage the MySQL container using the following Docker commands. Also, we can stop, start, or remove the container as needed.

mysql docker armv7

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Conclusion

Similar to using MySQL on other platforms, running it in a Docker container on an ARMv7 system follows certain guidelines. Nevertheless, it requires ensuring ARMv7 architectural compatibility either by supporting various architectures or by using Docker images particularly designed for ARMv7.

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2 Comments

  1. jobz

    root@localhost:~# docker pull mysql/mysql-server:latest
    latest: Pulling from mysql/mysql-server
    no matching manifest for linux/arm/v7 in the manifest list entries

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    • Hiba Razak

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