Dockerfile to build and use as a Docker container#269
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Thanks, @andyshinn! I really must spend some time to learn about Docker. I'll leave this open in the meantime, but there's also this repo for a Docker-packaged generatedata: |
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I've linked to this PR on the main README. |
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This allows the project to be built and run as a Docker container. To build the container:
$ docker build -t generatedata .Then run with a linked MySQL container:
You can then get to the web interface at
0.0.0.0:8888and set database hostname tomysqland the appropriate credentials set by the MySQL container environment variables. This can be a great alternative to a virtual machine when if a user already has Docker available as a host.