Start the Services: Run docker-compose up -d to start MySql and phpMyAdmin. The -d flag runs them in the background.

Access MySql: Connect to MySql using the connection string:

• mysql -u USERNAME -pPASSWORD -h HOSTNAMEORIP DATABASENAME (no space between -p and the password text, replace username and password with your actual MySQL username and password, last one is name of the database that you wanted to connect)
• Now you're connected to the MySQL server and can use various commands to manage your databases, tables, users, and data. Here are some common commands:

 	SHOW DATABASES; # Lists all databases.
 	USE database_name; # Selects a specific database.
 	SHOW TABLES; # Lists all tables in the current database.
 	DESCRIBE table_name; # Shows the structure of a table.
 	SELECT * FROM table_name; # Selects all data from a table.	

Access phpMyAdmin: To access phpmyadmin, open http://localhost:8081 in your web browser to manage MySql through its web interface.

• server: db(Here, this is the name of the service in my docker compose)
• username: root
• password: root

To delete all data run: docker compose down -v