Which docker image is the official MySQL image?

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I am trying to install MySQL in Docker.

When I searched for a MySQL image in Docker Hub, it gave me mysql. Which says it is "official" release.

But when I went to the MySQL website, it says that mysql/mysql-server is the official image.

I am a bit confused which is the official and which one I should use. Of course I can use either but which one should I use if I am concerned about using the official image.

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I am trying to install MySQL in Docker.

When I searched for a MySQL image in Docker Hub, it gave me mysql. Which says it is "official" release.

But when I went to the MySQL website, it says that mysql/mysql-server is the official image.

I am a bit confused which is the official and which one I should use. Of course I can use either but which one should I use if I am concerned about using the official image.

edited Nov 21 at 17:43

Jacob Tomlinson

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asked Nov 21 at 14:54

Akshay

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I am trying to install MySQL in Docker.

When I searched for a MySQL image in Docker Hub, it gave me mysql. Which says it is "official" release.

But when I went to the MySQL website, it says that mysql/mysql-server is the official image.

I am a bit confused which is the official and which one I should use. Of course I can use either but which one should I use if I am concerned about using the official image.

edited Nov 21 at 17:43

Jacob Tomlinson

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asked Nov 21 at 14:54

Akshay

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I am trying to install MySQL in Docker.

When I searched for a MySQL image in Docker Hub, it gave me mysql. Which says it is "official" release.

But when I went to the MySQL website, it says that mysql/mysql-server is the official image.

I am a bit confused which is the official and which one I should use. Of course I can use either but which one should I use if I am concerned about using the official image.

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edited Nov 21 at 17:43

Jacob Tomlinson

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asked Nov 21 at 14:54

Akshay

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edited Nov 21 at 17:43

Jacob Tomlinson

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asked Nov 21 at 14:54

Akshay

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edited Nov 21 at 17:43

Jacob Tomlinson

1,59221946

edited Nov 21 at 17:43

Jacob Tomlinson

1,59221946

edited Nov 21 at 17:43

Jacob Tomlinson

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asked Nov 21 at 14:54

Akshay

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asked Nov 21 at 14:54

Akshay

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asked Nov 21 at 14:54

Akshay

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mysql is officially supported by Docker.

mysql/mysql-server is officially supported by MySQL.

It is your choice which organization you want to rely on for updates, support, etc.

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mysql is officially supported by Docker.

mysql/mysql-server is officially supported by MySQL.

It is your choice which organization you want to rely on for updates, support, etc.

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mysql is officially supported by Docker.

mysql/mysql-server is officially supported by MySQL.

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mysql/mysql-server is officially supported by MySQL.

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mysql is officially supported by Docker.

mysql/mysql-server is officially supported by MySQL.

It is your choice which organization you want to rely on for updates, support, etc.

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