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SQL Server 2019 Containers on Linux
Executive summary Use case overview Supporting software technology Dell EMC servers and storage Use Case 1: Manual provisioning of a containerized dev/test environment
Introduction
Step 1: Install Docker
Step 2: Install the Docker registry
Step 3: Pull the SQL Server 2019 image
Step 4: Push the SQL Server image to the local private registry
Step 5: Pull the REST API and push it to the local private registry
Step 6: Configure a storage volume and connect it to the container
Step 7: Verify database access
Step 8: Clean up the environment
Use Case 1 review
Use Case 2: Automated provisioning of a containerized dev/test environment Conclusion Appendix A: Solution architecture and component specifications Appendix B: Container resource configuration

Step 4: Push the SQL Server image to the local private registry

Step 4: Push the SQL Server image to the local private registry

  • To populate the local private Docker registry with the SQL Server, the Docker administrator runs the following Docker push command:

    $ docker push localhost:5000/sqlserver2019

    Note: If you customize the SQL Server container image, save both the base image and any customization to the local private registry with appropriate annotations, if required, for your business use case.