For example, if your host system is Mac OS X: Go into Network under System Preferences. Click on the gear icon and choose Manage Virtual Interfaces. Click on the + button and choose New Bridge. Give it a name and do NOT include any other interfaces on your system. Click Create. It will appear in the list of your interfaces on the left in the.
Hello, I have a Mac OS X application which I want to install. I am having database(.bak file) of approx 9 Gb and I am using.tar file installing/loading SQL server.
I am using Docker to load sql server and copy.bak file into docker container and after then converting bak file into mdf and ldf. I am using developer edition for SQL server. The issue I am facing is it is not loading sql server for 10.13.3 OS X MYPATHSOURCEDIRECTORY is source folder path docker stop container SERVERFILE='$MYPATHSOURCEDIRECTORY/server.tar' docker rm container docker load -i “$SERVERFILE” Attached is the screenshot for the reference. Regards, Itesh Dutt. Hello, Please find below the output from Terminal and commands which I have used to execute. Command File docker stop container SERVERFILE='$MYPATHSOURCEDIRECTORY/server.tar' docker rm container docker load -i “$SERVERFILE” Terminal Error: No such container: container Loading sql server.
Iteshdutt: docker run -d -name container -e ‘ACCEPTEULA=Y’ -e ‘SAPASSWORD=P@55w0rd’ -e ‘MSSQLPID=Developer’ -p 1433:1433 server what is ‘server’ did u make a special image? It is possible that something happened and the containers single process stopped executing if you do docker logs container (container name or id) is anything shown? If you do docker inspect sever (the image name) you will find the entrypoint definition to see that program is supposed to be running when the container starts.
Hello, SERVERFILE='$MYPATHSOURCEDIRECTORY/server.tar' docker load -i “$SERVERFILE” docker run -d -name container -e ‘ACCEPTEULA=Y’ -e ‘SAPASSWORD=P@55w0rd’ -e ‘MSSQLPID=Developer’ -p 1433:1433 server I am using server.tar image/binary file. This issue works fine on other Mac OS X. I have tried it on 10.12.5,10.12.6 OS X.
docker logs container (container name or id) docker logs 8f03e5816e5ed5ade045242721c0d2a4c6490519bdbf50d21384dc1b4f9568db Dump collecting thread 7 hit exception 6. GAs-MacBook-Pro: ga$ docker inspect /Users/ga/Documents/Desktop/IteshTestJKLawsPackage/9 GB/server.tar Error response from daemon: no such image: Users/ga/Documents/Desktop/IteshTestJKLawsPackage/9 GB/server.tar: invalid reference format: repository name must be lowercase GAs-MacBook-Pro: ga$ cd /Users/ga/Documents/Desktop/IteshTestJKLawsPackage/9 GB GAs-MacBook-Pro:9 GB ga$ docker inspect server.tar Error: No such object: server.tar Regards, Itesh Dutt.
Iteshdutt: docker load -i “$SERVERFILE” when that completes there should be a new image created. The name of the image is what was defined when the tar was created. Then you would docker inspect server which is the name of the image or docker inspect container which is the name of the container u started docker inspect server.tar you do not inspect the FILE, but the image created from the file.
But the error is Dump collecting thread 7 hit exception 6. In the docker log from the db import i don’t know where in mysql you look for source dbbackup.dump.
Restore problem. Hello, Let me elaborate the problem from the start: Firstly the problem is OS X specific 10.13.3. For previous versions including (10.11, 10.12 and upto 10.13.2 it is working fine) I am using following docker file to create an image. I don’t see any mechanism to get the sqlserver command to run in the foreground so you will have to come up with some other process you could create a little script which sleeps and loops #!/bin/sh # sleep for a day at a time.
While true; do sleep 86400 done and do that last u could also use one of the existing images on dockerhub microsoft/mssql-server-linux whose CMD is 'Cmd': '/bin/sh', '-c', '/opt/mssql/bin/sqlservr' note that this is a nice trick it runs /bin/sh, in single command mode -c, which will wait for the started thing to end, and then starts sqlserver which never ends ps I found this out by docker pull microsoft/mssql-server-linux docker inspect microsoft/mssql-server-linux and looked at its CMD definition from its dockerfile.
You can get up and running with Docker for macOS 10.10.2 Yosemite to 10.12.x Sierra by installing the Community Edition Docker for Mac free client ( aka Docker CE for Mac). Docker is gaining more popularity as a development environment, it runs applications in containers ontop of the existing operating system’s hardware which makes it more optimal than traditional Virtual Machine technologies such as VirtualBox which do not – instead these have the overhead of a virtual hardware layer. For older macOS versions you need to go with the. The install is a complete Docker development environment and also includes docker apps. Install Docker from downloading the from the Once download completes open and install the docker.dmg That’s the install done, launch Docker by opening the app and you will see a docker icon Menu item at the top of the finder with links to Docker info and tasks.
You can check Docker version, configure your preferences, get updates, quit the app and learn more about Docker via this menu. Command Line You can also interact with Docker via the command line. Check the Docker version installed.
Docker -version Test Docker can pull a test image docker run hello-world That’s it – Docker for macOS is now installed and operational.