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# AC Database-only quick setup
This tutorial explains how to quickly setup an instance of the AC Database.
### Introduction
Sometimes you need an AzerothCore DB up and running without having to setup the whole server,
for example to use applications like [Keira3](https://github.com/azerothcore/Keira3) or similar.
With this setup, you do **not** have to install MySQL server in your system.
### Requirements
The only requirements are git and Docker (including `docker-compose`).
You can find the links to setup Docker for your operating system in the "Software requirements" category of
[this page](http://www.azerothcore.org/wiki/Install-with-Docker#setup).
### Clone the AC sources
You need to clone the AC sources somewhere in your machine and cd into it:
```
git clone https://github.com/azerothcore/azerothcore-wotlk.git;
cd azerothcore-wotlk;
```
### How to quickly spin up an AzerothCore Database instance
You can easily create an instance of MySQL server containing the AC database using:
```
docker-compose up -d ac-database
```
The default password will be `password` and the default port will be `3306`.
If you want to change those values, run the following instead:
```
DOCKER_DB_EXTERNAL_PORT=9000 DOCKER_DB_ROOT_PASSWORD=root docker-compose up -d ac-database
```
After the db service is up and running, use the following command to import the database
`docker-compose run --rm ac-dev-server ./acore.sh db-assembler import-all`
This will import all the sql files needed to setup your database
**NOTE:** The same command can be used to keep the database updated with latest changes when you update the repository
### Destroy the docker instance of the AC Database
You can destroy the containers created with docker-compose using:
```
docker-compose down
```
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