Dockerizing MariaDB with Alpine Linux

[mrgharabaghi]

This tutorial is split into multiple parts.

1. Dockerizing MariaDB with Alpine Linux
2. Import and Export data in Dockerized MariaDB
3. Connect to Dockerized MariaDB with Node.js via Unix socket

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Signed-off-by: Reza Gharabaghi [email protected]

[mrgharabaghi]

Is there a problem? What should I do? @svenja11

[svenja11]

review wanted just means that someone from the Hetzner team should proofread the tutorial. Once we checked the tutorial, we will let you know if there's anything you need to do. If everything is fine, we will publish it directly. :)

[mrgharabaghi]

@svenja11 Long time no see!

[svenja11]

Sorry for the delay @mrgharabaghi! Unfortunately, there are currently not enough Community Managers but I will make sure to review your tutorial first thing tomorrow!

[svenja11]

I just went through your tutorial and it looks good to me now. Thank you for you contribution @mrgharabaghi!

Please add the license block at the bottom of each file (01.en.md, 02.en.md, 03.en.md) and I will mark this PR as ready:

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[mrgharabaghi]

@svenja11
You forgot to add Existing tutorial tag to this issue.

[svenja11]

We usually add the label Existing tutorial, when changes are made to an existing file (e.g. #977). This was a new tutorial.