Deploying mysql 8 instead of mysql 9
oligirling
HOBBYOP

a year ago

Is there any way to define the mysql version before deploying?

If i deploy a mysql instance, its using mysql:9 images by default with no option to set the version. I tried to downgrade it after its started up, but get a failure message regarding not being able to downgrade unless patched version.

I guess i can deploy a docker image with mysql:8 but then it doesnt look like i get any of the setup?

Also, ive checked some of the templates, like one with backups, but they again dont show the image tag, so i assume its deploying v9?

Is there a way to define the mysql version before deploying it?

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2 Replies

oligirling
HOBBYOP

a year ago

I believe 8.4 is mysql's latest stable release, so feels odd to offer version 9 as the default


oligirling
HOBBYOP

a year ago

I have managed to do this by wiping the volume the mysql instance was attached to before downgrading


Status changed to Solved brody 12 months ago


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