El día viernes, enero 05, 2024 a las 11:31:34 +0100, Bernd Graf escribió:
> Hi,
>
> for development and testing (integration testing) I want to have a
> Docker image with a pre-filled Postgres database. It should be a simple
> and quick task to spin-up this database, e.g., in a docker compose setup.
>
> Suggested solutions to achieve this goal are
>
> (1) To place initialization scripts at /docker-entrypoint-initdb.d and
> do the filling of the DB when the container is started the first time ->
> I want to avoid this, as it takes 20 minutes
>
> ...
Interesting, I'm working on a similar project. Having a podman image,
with:
- SuSE SLES 15
- PostgreSQL 15.x server with loaded database
- starting a bunch of application server on top of the PostgreSQL
server and offering there service on network sockets;
- and (ofc) having SSH into the image for debugging/testing;
I plan to have a similar PostgreSQL server outside the image, with
loaded database. Shut this down and create a tar archive of the full
server which then will be COPY'ed into the image at build time
and scripts in /entrypoint.d will arange everything.
matthias
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