This docker image provides SQL Server along with a shared path that is accesible via an SMB share to facilitate backup file movement.

Setting it up

To use this image, run it with Docker:

docker run -d --name sqlserver --restart always -p 137-138:137-138/udp -p 139:139 -p 445:445 -p 1433:1433 101100/integration-tests

• You can pass in other SQL Server configuration environment variables by adding -e flags on the command. For instance, you can use a different edition of SQL server (e.g. “Developer”, “Standard” or “Enterprise”) with the MSSQL_PID flag. All together, this would require adding something like -e "MSSQL_PID=Standard" to the above command.
• By default, the sa user password and share password are both p@ssw0rd. You can change the password by setting the SA_PASSWORD environment variable.

The share has a path of SqlBackups and is available inside the container at /sqlbackups. If you are using Windows, you can preset the password that windows will use to connect to the share using the net command. If Docker is running in a VM and that VM is available as the hostname docker-vm, then the command would be:

net use \\docker-vm\SqlBackups /user:root p@ssw0rd

Re-creating the image from the GitHub repo

If you chose these steps, you can use your image instead of 101100/integration-tests. Note that below you should replace 101100 with your Docker Hub username.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone git@github.com:101100/integration-tests.git
   

2. Build the container:

   docker build -t integration-tests .
   

3. (Optional) Log in using docker login, tag the image and push it container to Docker Hub:

   docker tag integration-tests 101100/integration-tests:copy-of-MS-tag
   docker tag integration-tests 101100/integration-tests:latest
   docker push 101100/integration-tests:copy-of-MS-tag
   docker push 101100/integration-tests:latest