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Developing with Visual Studio on ARM: SQL Server Challenges I already had Docker Desktop installed on my Surface Laptop 7 In my book, Pragmatic Microservices with C# and Azure, Chapter 5 covers using Docker to run the sample solution with Docker containers The app model utilizes the NET Aspire SQL Server Entity Framework Core integration: var sqlServer = builder AddSqlServer("sql", sqlPassword)
How to wait for MSSQL in Docker Compose? - Stack Overflow I have a service (an ASP NET Core Web application) that depends on MSSQL The services are orchestrated using Docker compose, and I want docker compose to first start the database and wait for it t
Best Practices for Docker to run SQL Server on a Mac These days, I do less and less local testing of SQL Server syntax and features, but when I do, I use Docker containers I’ve written about SQL Server and Docker on a Mac before, for example, Testing SQL Server Edge and Docker on the latest MacBooks But things have changed
Regular SQL Server on Apple Silicon? Yes you can! - SQLBlog. org Last year, I wrote a tip about using Azure SQL Edge on an M1 MacBook Pro because I couldn't use full-on SQL Server It's not a big deal to me, since I don't use many of the features that aren't compatible with the Edge flavor (or with Docker containers Macs in general), at least locally But earlier this week, some Stack folks much smarter than me realized we can now do this on Apple silicon
Getting started with Azure SQL Edge - InfoWorld Like the rest of the SQL Server family, Azure SQL Edge is a relational database with nonrelational capabilities You can use it for traditional table-based storage, or instead work with JSON
Installing MS SQL Server on ARM-based Mac (M1 M2) with Docker Prerequisites Before we start, it’s mandatory to get Docker Desktop up and ready on your Mac Installing MS SQL with Default Bridge Network Starting the Server On ARM-based systems, we can start MS SQL Server using the Docker image azure-sql-edge as following:
What are the default SQL Server credentials created via docker? I'm trying to set up a SQL Server on my raspberry with Ubuntu server 20 04 I've followed both a tutorial and the Microsoft documentation and it runs pretty well I've finally run this command : sudo
How to add sqlcmd into ARM azure-sql-edge? - GitHub But we would like to extend this Docker implementation so that it works for ARM-based processors The build will succeed, but since SQL client tools aren't available on the ARM64 platform, we are stuck and unable to run sqlcmd to initialize our database