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Consider changing the doogle@% portion of the database host from wildcard to mysql_db.docker.internal [Access host database from a docker container](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28056522/access-host-database-from-a-docker-container)

Issue

Currently default volume management in Docker.

Solution

Instead, create named volumes for persistent data storage.

This ensures that your database data persists even if containers are recreated or removed. Define named volumes in your docker-compose.yml file

Store sensitive environment variables (like database passwords) securely in a .env file and use them in docker-compose.yml.

This will make it easier to manage sensitive information without exposing it directly in the configuration.