Topic

docker-compose

A collection of 19 issues

Grafana: Use Docker Compose for Grafana

Grafana is a great tool: "Query, visualize, alert on, and understand your data no matter where it’s stored. With Grafana you can create, explore, and share all of your data through beautiful, flexible dashboards." In a modern production environment, I'd have a highly available system

Informix: Using Docker Compose for Informix

Many years ago, at the beginning of my IT carreer, I was a member of the software support (and hotline) for an ERP software. The main database system was (and still is) Oracle, but we supported also Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB/2 and Informix. I liked Informix, because it

Oracle: Use Docker Compose for Oracle Autonomous Database

Oracle Autonomous Database is "an easy-to-use, fully autonomous database that scales elastically and delivers fast query performance. As a service, Autonomous Database does not require database administration." You can use Oracle Autonomous Database in Oracle Cloud. But if you don't have that, or you prefer to

DB/2: Using Docker Compose for IBM DB/2

Many years ago, at the beginning of my IT carreer, I was a member of the software support (and hotline) for an ERP software. The main database system was (and still is) Oracle, but we supported also Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB/2 and Informix. DB/2 was always a

Oracle: Using Docker Compose for Oracle 23ai (free)

Oracle 23ai is the latest Oracle database with Long Term Support (LTS). Oracle 21c was an Innovation Release, what means that it's primarily made for testing. And 19c was the LTS release before 23ai. 23ai means year 2023 + artificial intelligence. Unfortunately, we're waiting for 23ai since

MS SQL Server: Use Docker Compose for Microsoft SQL Server

When I started my IT career over 20 years ago, Microsoft was a company which supported their software only on their own platforms. They hated Open Source, and they stated that Linux and Open Source would be only for hobbyists. Fortunately, they changed their mind over the years - my

PostgreSQL: inplace upgrade in Docker container

As I wrote in a older blog entry, we cannot just change the PostgreSQL image of a Docker container to a higher major version. Restarting the container like that will lead to a not running PostgreSQL container, as older data will not start using newer binaries. But there's

MySQL: Use Docker Compose for MySQL

Using Docker, you can easily set up new MySQL instances. I prefer to use Docker compose for that - here's my configuration file (which should also work for MariaDB-Containers): services: db: image: mysql:8.0 restart: always environment: MYSQL_DATABASE: 'db' MYSQL_USER: 'user'

PostgreSQL: Using Docker Compose for PostgreSQL

Docker is a great software solution for containerization of other software. I'm using it for my private services, like * Teslamate, a logging and visulalization software for Teslas * NGinx Proxy Manager, a great tool for the management of web services, including certification management * Ghost, a blogging service * and many