Docker Quickstart

A bunch of Docker quickstart containers for PHP Web Developers, using docker-compose.

Standalone Quickstarts

By using a standalone you'll have a protected container not accessible from the other containers.
Which means that you can build your Apache/NGINX application by starting that specific container only.

Using standalone-apache

• Join the ./standalone-apache dir;
• Run docker-compose up;
• Start coding in ./src dir.

Using standalone-nginx

• Join the ./standalone-nginx dir;
• Run docker-compose up;
• Start coding in ./src/public;

Network Quickstarts

By using a networked container you'll be able to access other containers in order to use parts of it.
Which means that if you run an Apache or NGINX container, you may start the network-database container too.

Mandatory of network-database

• Join the ./network-database dir;
• Run docker-compose up;
• Enjoy your database!

This Network has been setted as "restart": "always" in order to start your Database Network everytime you launch Docker.
Also, can be used by any container you want, by adding the following code on bottom of your docker-compose.yml file:

networks:
    database:
        external: true
        name: database

and this following code on your container service:

your_service:
    networks:
        - database

Using network-apache

• Join the ./network-apache dir;
• Run docker-compose up;
• Make sure that network-database container is running;
• Start coding in ./src.

Using network-nginx

• Join the ./network-apache dir;
• Run docker-compose up;
• Make sure that network-database container is running;
• Start coding in ./src/public

Database

By using a Networked or a Standalone container you can manage your database by using phpMyAdmin on http://localhost:8080, with the credentials root:root. Instead by using the credentials dev:dev you'll join just a test database. The database host is mysql:3306.
Don't forget, in case of Networked container usage, make sure that network-database is running.

.ENV

By editing any .env file inside a Networked or a Standalone container you can customize your own server, db and app configuration.