I have tried to ask this question on at Docker Community, but so far no reaction, so even though I suppose this might be off topic, I take the chance to submit a question here.
I am new to Docker, but I was able to run a Docker image with Node-Red and another with alnoda/sqlite3-workspace. I am able to create tables and accessing Node-Red works like a dream. I now need to access the database at the sqlite3 image, but have absolutely no idea on how this is done. I know how to do it and have made it work on linux distros, but this is a new concept to me - have been testing Docker for a few days, and love it!
One of my problems is that I run docker on Window 11, and most of the information I find is aimed at linux, and I don't want to install an system running linux, though I have some Raspberry Pi system I might use, so if that's the only option, I'll go for it.
For me the simplest way is to use Docker Compose to configure all the containers - then when they start they can automatically resolve each other via their short name.
Thank you so much!
I'm afraid I'm not able to do what you wish, because I don't know the right syntax.
Docker Desktop shows me a container space-1 that is connected to the image alnoda/sqlite-workspace. I guess in this case space-1 is the short name?
I can access a web browser using localhost:8032, and then I can see the database and manipulate as I want. The database file is: /home/project/sqlite-db/db-main.sqlite.
I have created a database Limoen with two columns which I want to manipulate from Node-Red, but I don't know howto specify the database name in the sqlite node.
