Using Docker Compose with Mysql And Node

[@diamondbot1605]

Thank you! I was working on a project and your demo helped me a lot!

[@onthecodeagain]

Fantastic!

[@speik3368]

Awesome explanation, thank you from Russia!

[@onthecodeagain]

так рада что тебе понравилось! из Южной Африки

[@evil9946]

Thanks bro for the tutorial!!!!!! It was the only one that worked for me. Gracias dsd México

[@onthecodeagain]

Thanks for watching! :D

[@clementcardonnel3219]

Seemless tutorial, you've made it so simple. Thank you 💯

[@onthecodeagain]

Thanks 😊

[@justfabien]

Thanks for helping out man! Great tutorial, much appreciated..

[@onthecodeagain]

Thanks! :)

[@yonathanrizky]

thank u from indonesia my friend🤟👊

[@eilin.mp4]

thank u for the tutorial! really simple and helpful

[@onthecodeagain]

Glad you liked it!

[@sayantanpanda3049]

what should be the port number of mysql to connect by pooling?

[@aspirinemaga]

Thank you ! Very good video tutorial

[@h00dboy]

I have the same Bass! Also thanks for the video!!! :)

[@onthecodeagain]

Yes man! P basses ftw! :)

[@ahmadooof]

Tip:
For you who have a connection error related to access denied or can't be established between the containers => change "mysql" to "mysql2" in package.json AND when u imported it in index.js file.

[@veer66]

My television is too small, but this video sounds interesting.

[@OSCAR-CH]

YOU ARE THE BEST!

[@onthecodeagain]

Thanks hahaha

[@Jrrs2007]

Thanks, nice video! Could you do a demo with Typescript and seperating out dev / prod? Also would be good to mention volumes for mysql for data persistance.

[@onthecodeagain]

Thanks Jeremy :) Might revisit this content with your suggestions!

[@inamarpereira636]

Thanks guy you save me

[@ericzoona_6098]

geat video, thank you so much

[@ahmadooof]

Very great video 🤩🤩🔥

[@onthecodeagain]

Thanks! :D

[@agustinbergara4487]

Gracias Pa!

[@dominikmarkart5854]

Hi there - this might be a stupid question but I'm gonna ask ot anyway... How could you persist the data stored in the SQL DB?
Thx in advance - any reply is appreciated

[@onthecodeagain]

It should persist in the docker db as long as you dont destroy the container :)

[@rahultino]

@@onthecodeagain that is true. And if someone wants to access that data, they can connect to the MySQL instance within the docker by either starting a shell in the docker, or going to port 3306 of the machine and using the userid and password for the db.

[@maksymdudyk1718]

As far as I know, to deploy an Express -MySQL dockerized app to VPS the docker-compose bundle should contain Nginx or other server. In your video you have none of that. Why?

[@rahultino]

I don't think Nginx is needed because the Node is itself listening on a port. So any http request you send to that port, Node is able to receive it and pass it on to Express.

[@flydexo]

Why we don't need to open the ports for the database like ports:
-3306:3306 ?

[@onthecodeagain]

Docker compose creates a network for us. So the port's are not being accessed from our localhost machine but from the two docker containers.

[@flydexo]

But when I dont specify the ports my nodejs has an connection error to the db

[@x9466x]

Having a similar issue

[@alexquilezz]

Thx :))))

[@weplaypokemon3914]

Great video. I’m wondering if you can help me with a docker MySQL project. Do you have discord or email?