Typically, the properties displayed in the Local Server Properties tile can only be changed on the local server.
Shutting down the local server by using this method, unlike shutting down Windows Server 2016 from the start screen, opens the Shut Down Windows dialog box, which lets you specify reasons for shutdown in the shutdown Event Tracker area. The Shut Down Local Server command is also available for the local server in the Servers tile on the All Servers page, or on any role or group page in which the local server is represented. You can also shut down the local server by using the Shut Down Local Server command in this Tasks menu. The Tasks menu in the local server Properties tile lets you start a Windows PowerShell session on the local server, open the computer Management mmc snap-in, or open mmc snap-ins for roles or features that are installed on the local server. This topic contains the following sections.Ĭustomize tools that are displayed in the Tools menu Menu commands and settings in the Server Manager console heading bars apply globally to all servers in your server pool, and let you use Server Manager to manage the entire server pool. For more information about configuring the data that is displayed in these tiles, see View and Configure Performance, Event, and Service Data and Run Best Practices Analyzer Scans and Manage Scan Results. Event, service, BPA, and performance tiles function as they do on role and server group pages. The Local Server page in Server Manager displays server properties, events, service and performance counter data, and Best Practices Analyzer (BPA) results for the local server. In Windows Server, Server Manager lets you manage both the local server (if you are running Server Manager on Windows Server, and not on a Windows-based client operating system) and remote servers that are running Windows Server 2008 and newer releases of the Windows Server operating system. To delete the container, make sure that it is stopped.Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012 To stop the container, simply execute the next command: docker stop mysql1 5.Deleting the MySQL container After inserting the password, you should be inside MySQL
This will require the root password set in the previous step. To connect, we will first run the next command: docker exec -it mysql1 mysql -uroot -p 3.Connecting to MySQL Server from within the container After the container is initializedĪnd ready to run, you will se it change to (healthy). In the status column of the result from above, you can see the (health: starting) mention. This will list all the running containers as shown above. To verify if the container was created and running, we can execute a docker ps (process status) command: docker psĬONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMESħ9742fe73ea9 mysql/mysql-server:8.0 "/entrypoint.sh mysq…" 24 hours ago Up 6 seconds (health: starting) 3306/tcp, 33060/tcp mysql1
If you want do download a specific version, simply replace the The :latest tag will download the latest version of MySQL. To download the image, open the command line and type this command: docker pull mysql/mysql-server:latest 1.Downloading a MySQL Server Docker Image
In this article, we are going to see a step-by-step tutorial on how to run a MySQL database in a Docker Container.