Alpine Docker image to run Percona Toolkit commands.
pt-align
pt-archiver
pt-config-diff
pt-deadlock-logger
pt-diskstats
pt-duplicate-key-checker
pt-fifo-split
pt-find
pt-fingerprint
pt-fk-error-logger
pt-heartbeat
pt-index-usage
pt-ioprofile
pt-kill
pt-mext
pt-mongodb-query-digest
pt-mongodb-summary
pt-mysql-summary
pt-online-schema-change
pt-pmp
pt-query-digest
pt-show-grants
pt-sift
pt-slave-delay
pt-slave-find
pt-slave-restart
pt-stalk
pt-summary
pt-table-checksum
pt-table-sync
pt-table-usage
pt-upgrade
pt-variable-advisor
pt-visual-explain
1) Run a container
The first method of get the images is directly run a container with the desired tag like the example below:
docker run --rm -it brunoric/percona-toolkit pt-query-digest --help
This command will pull the :latest image (if you do not have it already) and execute pt-query-digest --help command.
2) Pull the image
You can also pull the desired image tag from the Docker Hub with:
docker pull brunoric/percona-toolkit:3.0.11
This command will pull the image (if you do not have it already) without creating any container like the first method does.
3) Build it
Finally you can build the needed image from scratch. You will need to clone brunoric/percona-toolkit from GitHub and use Docker build command:
docker build -t brunoric/percona-toolkit:3.0.11 .
With this method you can also make changes on the Dockerfile fitting the image to your runtime.
Just pass any command as parameter to docker run --rm -it:
docker run --rm -it pt-index-usage -h your.database.host -uyour_user -pyour_pass --database=your_database
You can also create an alias or even a bash function to add:
# Example function:
function percona-tools()
{
docker run --rm -it $@;
}With this function you could call:
percona-tools pt-index-usage -h your.database.host -uyour_user -pyour_pass --database=your_database
This repository is using CircleCI to run automated builds and send them to the Docker Hub.
If you notice any bug or typo, please feel free to create an issue and/or open a pull request with the fix.