Proxysql: Docker Official Image

[piclemx]

Hi,

we would used the proxysql in one of my project. I wanna know if you have a offical docker image to start with?

I saw the directory docker in the project but just wanna know 😄

Thanks

[renecannao]

Hi.
That Dockerfiles in docker director are mostly to build packages.
There is no official docker images for production, but if you want to just test it I would recommend this environment: https://github.com/mszel42/Ansible-MHA-ProxySQL-Docker

[piclemx]

@renecannao Ok, but I don't need all the thing in the link. Only the proxy because I have already my RDS Aurora deploy. We just want to add some caching for the queries so... only need to start the proxysql and connect it to my aurora instances right?

Any suggestion for that?

[matjazmav]

It will be great if you could provide offical docker image and keep it updated, bacause thare are some images, but are updated once per year and have almost no documentation.

[matjazmav]

@piclemx I'm currently using this image https://github.com/primait/docker-proxysql

[piclemx]

@matjazmav Yeah should be great to have one officall. In your case, your image is old too. Latest release is 1.3.8 and with this image you got 1.3.0

[matjazmav]

@piclemx I created my own repository with proxysql 1.3.8 and fixed default configuration bug. You can find it here: https://hub.docker.com/r/matjazmav/proxysql/~/dockerfile/

[renecannao]

Thank you!

[piclemx]

@matjazmav I add dump-init in my dockerfile to be able to used the term signal to kill the container ...

[dtest]

I typically keep my docker image up-to-date, and so I've pushed up 1.4.1 here: https://hub.docker.com/r/dtestops/proxysql/

This one is built off a base image that includes some additional dependencies for using ansible to configure the proxysql container, so is not strictly 'slim'.

[renecannao]

Closing this.
Thanks to all volunteers that created docker images