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Steps to install MySQL in Docker Container
This article will guide you on the steps to install and configure #MySQL in #Docker #container. MySQL is a well-known open-source relational #database management system and one of the most popular web server solutions. It stores and structures data in a meaningful manner, ensuring easy accessibility. Setting up a database in Docker is simply building a container based on a MySQL #image.
To Set Up & Configure a MySQL Docker Container:
1. Running a MySQL Docker Container.
2. Installing a MySQL Docker Container.
i. Pull the MySQL Docker Image.
ii. Deploy the MySQL Container.
iii. Connect to the MySQL Docker Container.
3. Configure MySQL Container. Manage #Data Storage.
4. Start, Stop, and Restart MySQL Container.
5. Delete MySQL Container.
Docker Network How to create it
This article will guide you on how to create a #docker #network and attach a #container to it. If you want to add a container to a network after the container is already running, use the docker network connect subcommand. You can connect multiple containers to the same network. Once connected, the containers can communicate using only another container's #IP address or name.
There are three common Docker network types:
1. bridge networks, used within a single host.
2. overlay networks, for multi-host communication.
3. macvlan networks which are used to connect Docker containers directly to #host network interfaces.
Update Ubuntu from 16 04 to 18 04 via command line
This article will guide you on steps to #upgrade #Ubuntu #version.
To update Ubuntu using #terminal:
1. Open the terminal application.
2. For remote server use the ssh command to login (e.g. ssh user@server-name )
3. Fetch update software list by running #sudo apt-get update command.
4. Update Ubuntu #software by running sudo apt-get upgrade command.
5. Reboot the Ubuntu box if required by running sudo reboot.
Remote Transport Pruning Failure How to troubleshoot
This article will guide you on steps to solve remote transport #pruning #failure in #cPanel which can occur when a directory has too much size, network #error, or due to the lowness of backup drive.
The remote transport process may time out if it tries to prune a very large directory. The following options can help you to solve this issue:
The transport may produce an error if it is unable to prune the directory due to its size. You can manually delete the directory from the remote backup location to troubleshoot this error.
How to Check Server Load on a Windows Server
This article will guide you on how to check server load in windows. Windows #Task Manager allows users to analyze the server load issues on the #Windows servers.
Load expresses how many processes are waiting in the queue to access the computer processor. This is calculated for a certain period of time, and the smaller the number the better.
Signs of #Server #Overload includes:
The following signs indicate that your web server has possibly become overloaded:
Displaying error codes. Your server returns an #HTTP #error code, such as 500, 502, 503, 504, 408, and so on.
Delaying serving requests.
Apache Maven on Ubuntu Steps to install it
This article will guide you on how to #install #Apache #Maven on Ubuntu. Basically, Apache Maven is a popular build management tool for #Java projects.
To test The Maven Installation in #Ubuntu:
Run the command mvn -version to check if the maven is installed properly.
You will see the below description on the command prompt. Maven is installed successfully.
Some Maven #Commands:
1. mvn clean. This command cleans the maven project by deleting the target directory.
2. mvn compiler:compile. This command compiles the java source classes of the maven project.
3. mvn compiler:testCompile.
4. mvn package.
5. mvn install.
6. mvn deploy.
7. mvn validate.
8. mvn dependency:tree.
