# My Databases

Scroll down for some Q&A.

## Why through docker? Why not installing it independently?

1. I'm on Windows. There's no way I'm able to install Redis and Couchdb
2. I can't install PostgreSQL on my Windows, I don't know why.
3. There are light alpine-linux version, so why not?

## Can I use it too?

Sure. That's why it's a public repository.

## Great! What's the user-password and ports?

Glad you asked. I'm too lazy to set up different user-password combination, so here it is.

Database      | User     | Password | Port
------------- | -------- | -------- | ---
PostgreSQL    | postgres | password | 5432
MySQL         | root     | password | 3306
Redis         | -        | -        | 6379
MongoDB       | root     | password | 27017
CouchDB       | root     | password | 5984
Cassandra     | -        | -        | 9042
Elasticsearch | -        | -        | 9200

## How about some kind of admin panel?

Sure, I did setup some of that, too. But, I haven't found a good one for CouchDB & Cassandra. Might update it in the future.

Service         | Database          | Port
--------------- | ----------------- | --- 
Adminer         | MySQL, PostgreSQL | 2086
Redis Commander | Redis             | 2084
Mongo Express   | MongoDB           | 2083

## Can I access them through my localhost?

Yes.

## Wait, my CouchDB got an error?

Yeah.. about that.. You'll need to run `couch.prod.sh` first. See [this issue](https://github.com/apache/couchdb-docker/issues/54) to know why.

## Will you consider adding more databases?

For now.. No. But you can for your project, if you want to.