Simple PHP for Docker

This project will drop in to an existing project and run it within Docker. It comes with the latest version of PHP-FPM, Nginx, MariaDB, Beanstalk, Redis and Mailhog for when you're using it in local development.

Getting Started in 1 seconds

Clone this repository and run docker-compose up then point your browser at http://localhost:8080 and you should see a beautiful PHP info page.

Getting Started in 5 seconds

Clone this repository to your local machine. Copy the docker-compose.yml file and .docker directory into your project directory. Then run docker-compose up and you'll be off and running.

Getting started in 30 seconds

Clone this repository, sit around for 26 seconds then do the step above.

MariaDB/MySQL Password

The default root password is vagrant and the default database name is vagrant, both of these should be changed to suit your project. The data will be persisted across containers being created/destroyed in the .docker/volumes/mysql directory on your local machine (or server you deploy to).

nginx

You can overwrite the Nginx website config by editing the file that is located at .docker/config/nginx.conf which will be picked up on starting the container.

PHP

The included version of PHP-FPM includes GD, Intl and BZ2 extensions as well as Composer being installed as well.

Accessible URLs

You can access the services Nginx, MariaDB, Mailhog and Beanstalkd Console at:

• Nginx - http://localhost:8080
• mailhog - http://localhost:8081
• Beanstalkd Console - http://localhost:8082
• MariaDB - tcp://localhost:3306 (Use Sequel Pro on a Mac)

Hosts

When configuring your environment to connect to each service, you can use the following hostnames and ports:

• mariadb - 3306
• beanstalkd - 11300
• redis - 6739
• mailhog - 1025

Accessing PHP within the stack

If you're running something like Laravel and need to run php artisan migrate, you can do this by running:

docker-compose exec php bash

within the project directory, this will give you a bash prompt that you can then cd /www and run php artisan migrate and it'll run the migrations.

.gitignore

It'll be wise to add the following into your .gitignore file to stop the MariaDB databases being added to your repo:

.docker/volumes/mysql/*
!.docker/volumes/mysql/.gitkeep

License

This project is licensed under an Apache 2.0 license which you can find within this repository in the LICENSE file.

Feedback

If you have any feedback, comments or suggestions, please feel free to open an issue within the repository on Github.