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Have you looked into docker-compose? 1. Install Docker 2. `docker-compose up` 3. Run tasks to seed the database

• willglynn 9y ago
  We've taken this a step further: `docker-compose.yml` uses a database image that has seed data baked right in. It's great.
  • Axsuul 9y ago
    Cool! Do you have an example? Super interested.
    • diggan 9y ago
      It's pretty trivial (not the OP but done that before). Instead of specifying `mysql:5.6` as a image in docker-compose.yml, create a Dockerfile from `mysql:5.6` and run the queries when building the image.