openkbs/mysql-workbench repository overview

⁠MySQL-Workbench

• MySQL-Workbench 6.3 + Java 8 (1.8.0_181) JDK + Maven 3.5.0 + Python 2.7.2/3.5.2 + X11 (display GUI)

⁠NOTICE:

• Due to unresolved errors in running mysql-workbench v8.0.12 caused by key cache issue, we now back track to previous build version 6.3.10

⁠Clone the github of MYSQL-workbench

git clone [email protected]:DrSnowbird/mysql-workbench.git
cd mysql-workbench.git

or

git clone https://github.com/DrSnowbird/mysql-workbench.git
cd mysql-workbench.git

⁠Run (Recommeded for easy start-up)

./run.sh

⁠Build (optional)

If you want build your local docker image instead of pulling from openkb, then do this.

./build.sh

⁠Configuration (optional)

The docker container will assume there is a default /workspace folder. So, it is suggested to mount host <some_path>/workspace to map to the container's internal workspace folder.

The default, './run.sh', will use/create the local folder, "$HOME/data-docker/mysql-workbench/workspace" to map into the docker's internal "/workspace" folder.

The above approach will ensure all your projects created in the container's "/workspace" folder is "persistent" in your local folder, i.e., "$HOME/data-docker/mysql-workbench/workspace"

⁠See also similar docker-based SQL IDE

• Sqlectron SQL GUI at openkbs/sqlectron-docker⁠
• Mysql-Workbench at openkbs/mysql-workbench⁠
• PgAdmin4 for PostgreSQL at openkbs/pgadmin-docker⁠