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justin cater

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Docker MySQL Persistence Posted: Apr 16, 2015 1:22 PM
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One of the recipes in 9 Docker recipes for Java developers  is using MySQL container with WildFly. Docker containers are ephemeral, and so any state stored in them is gone after they are terminated and removed. So even though MySQL container can be used as explained in the recipe, DDL/DML commands can be used to persist data, but that state is ...

 

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