Build tools for mysql arm64 images
Oracle does not publish any arm64 images for mysql, but people on Apple Silicon (DDEV) certainly need native images.
This repo is used for publishing those images, and is used and ddev/ddev-dbserver-mysql-5.7
NOTE: As of 2024-12 we are using the Bitnami images for mysql:8.0+, so do not need to build or push images for ddev/mysql:8.0. And Percona is now publishing ARM64 versions of percona-xtrabackup, so we no longer have to build our own. As a result, this README is being updated, but earlier git versions will still show how it was done.
These images are built on upstream Ubuntu.
- Push the 5.7 image with
cd 5.7 && ./push.sh. - If a new minor version of mysql is released, update the proper base_version.txt
To run the container by itself:
docker run -it --rm --entrypoint=bash ddev/ddev-mysql:<tag> bashhttps://github.com/ddev/mysql-arm64-images
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