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    Docker: Assignment: Manage Multiple Containers

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    DOCKER

    Assignment : Manage Multiple Containers


    Assignment : Manage Multiple Containers

    ➤ docs.docker.com and - -help command will be helpful


    ➤ Run a nginx, a mysql, and a apache server
    ➤ Run all containers in background
    ➤ Provide a name to all containers
    ➤ Start nginx on port 80:80
    ➤ Start apache server on port 8080:80
    ➤ Start mysql on port 3306:3306
    Assignment : Manage Multiple Containers

    ➤ When running mysql, use - -env to pass the environment


    variable 

    MYSQL_RANDOM_ROOT_PASSWORD=yes


    ➤ Use docker container logs command on mysql to find the


    random password, created on start-up
    ➤ Clean all the containers after the assignment done
    Will see you in Next Lecture…

    See you in next lecture …

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