I am running mysql as an init container of a kubernetes deployment.
For various reasons, I need to start mysql/restore a backup of mysql in the init container -> save it into a pvc, then the main pod will be a mysql pod with the data attached.
This is because I need to take a snapshot of the disk, and I will have CI monitor the snapshot before the pod is ready/running.
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You can start mysql sleeping in the background before mysqld. Does this work for you?
start_mysql {
sleep 30
mysql -u root -ppassword < /data/backups/backup.sql
mysql -u root -ppassword < /sql-files/sql-files.sql
}
start_mysql &
./entrypoint.sh
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