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Docker supports defining a command to determine if the container is running as intended (healthy), broken for some reason (unhealthy) or still initializing (starting):
Adding this to this image with the semantic "the mysql server is online and functional" would be quite nice.
Since the last HEALTHCHECK defined by a Dockerfile is the one actually used, images based on this one could define their own healthcheck without "interference" by the one provided by the mysql image.
Docker supports defining a command to determine if the container is running as intended (healthy), broken for some reason (unhealthy) or still initializing (starting):
Adding this to this image with the semantic "the mysql server is online and functional" would be quite nice.
Since the last HEALTHCHECK defined by a Dockerfile is the one actually used, images based on this one could define their own healthcheck without "interference" by the one provided by the mysql image.
Related to docker-library/postgres#282 and redis/docker-library-redis#91 indirectly.
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