Create docker-compose1.yml

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• New Features
  • Introduced a Docker Compose configuration for a multi-container application, including a MySQL database and a Flask application.
  • Added health checks for the MySQL service to ensure it is operational before starting the Flask app.
  • Implemented a persistent volume for MySQL data to maintain state across container restarts.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a docker-compose1.yml file that defines a multi-container application with two services: mysql and flask-app. The MySQL service is configured with health checks and environment variables, while the Flask application is set to depend on the MySQL service. Both services are connected through a custom network and a volume is created for data persistence.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
docker-compose1.yml	Introduced a multi-container setup with mysql and flask-app services, including health checks, environment variables, and a custom network.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant FlaskApp
    participant MySQL

    User->>FlaskApp: Request
    FlaskApp->>MySQL: Connect to Database
    MySQL-->>FlaskApp: Connection Established
    FlaskApp-->>User: Response

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In a world of code and light,
MySQL and Flask take flight.
With health checks and a network bright,
Together they dance, a joyful sight!
Hopping through data, oh what delight!
Let's celebrate this change tonight!
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docker-compose1.yml (1)

3-44: Review of Docker Compose Configuration for Services, Volumes, and Networks.

• MySQL Service Configuration:

  • The container name, image, and port mapping are appropriately configured.
  • Environment variables for MySQL are set, but it's crucial to ensure that sensitive information like MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD is managed securely, possibly using secrets management tools in a production environment.
  • The volume mysql-data is correctly mapped to persist data.
  • The health check configuration is robust, ensuring the service is fully operational before being used.

• Flask Application Configuration:

  • The build context is set to the current directory, which is standard for Docker Compose.
  • Port mapping and environment variables are correctly configured to connect to the MySQL service.
  • The depends_on condition service_healthy is a good practice, ensuring the Flask app starts only after the MySQL service is healthy.

• Volumes and Networks:

  • The mysql-data volume is defined to ensure data persistence.
  • The two-tier network is configured with the bridge driver, suitable for this setup.

Consider using Docker secrets or an external secrets manager to handle sensitive information securely.

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docker-compose1.yml (1)

1-1: Specify Docker Compose file version.

The version '3.9' is correctly specified, ensuring compatibility with Docker Engine 19.03.0+.