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Config to Run nest and mysql

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66ewis
Last edited May 22, 2020
Created on May 22, 2020

This example shows a Docker Compose configuration that sets up a NestJS application with a MySQL database and an Adminer interface for database management. The `main` service builds a development container with mounted source code and hot-reloading via `npm run start:dev`, while the `mysql` service uses the official MySQL image with a root password and persistent storage through a named volume. Adminer runs on port 8080 and connects to the MySQL container. The configuration uses Docker Compose’s networking and volume APIs to link services and preserve data across container restarts.

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