Docker and SQL Server on Linux – Part 1

SQL Server 2017 is the biggest release and most important releases in the Microsoft product history simply because of the freedom that it gives to install the product anywhere. The advent of the Docker containers and growing emphasis on open source solutions opened the door to greater technological innovation and advancement. This article discusses the following topics: Introduction to Docker container Pre-requisite to build Docker container A walkthrough of the setup process to build a SQL Server instance running on the Linux CentOS and in a Docker container How to connect to the database engine How to connect to the database engine externally And more… So let's get started exploring the new-found Docker container. Introduction Docker provides an elegant platform for API packaging for container management. It eases out the complex design process of application packaging by incorporating the dependent components into the container image. The support for Linux and Docker containers came with the release of SQL Server 2017, which opens up the various options for installing and working with SQL Server 2017 on those platforms.

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