Dockerized development environment

Detailed readme comming soon...

What you get?

• NGINX reverse-proxy
• MySQL DB
• Redis
• MailHog email sandbox
• PHP-fmp app container (1 by default, but as many as needed)

Prepare...

Make sure you have Docker^1.10 installed on your system by running:

$ docker -v
Docker version 1.13.1, build 092cba3

Stop any service listening on port 80 (Apache, Nginx).

Run the setuser script to export your UID/GID to the config file:

$ ./setuser
User/group environment variables set.

Run

Execute the following command to start up the containers:

$ docker-compose up -d

For the first time it will take while till docker pulls all the images, but this won't be needed next time.

By default your application webroot is configured web/app/public, so go ahead and create an index.php there! Also by default your application hostname is configured to myapp.dev, so you should set that up in your hosts file like this:

127.0.0.1 myapp.dev

NOTE: On Windows/Mac docker runs in a VM, so the hostname may point rather to the VM's IP. Please refer to the docker documentation depending on your OS.

All done, so just direct your browser to http://myapp.dev and the index output should be displayed.

Config

MySQL

• hostname: mysql
• user: dev
• passwd: dev
• database: dev
• to connect to the server from the host computer:
  • hostname: localhost (or VM's IP on Mac/Windows)
  • port: 13306

Redis

• hostname: redis
• port: 6379

MailHog

• Use as SMTP server as follows:
  • hostname: mail
  • port: 1025
• web interface: http://mail.myapp.dev

Controll

To stop all containers execute

$ docker-compose stop

To restart:

$ docker-compose start

To list running services

$ docker-compose ps

To stop and destroy all containers

$ docker-compose down