Docker for developers

This project is intended to help you create and manage your Docker projects. It was tested on MacOS (Docker for Mac) but Linux/Windows users can also use this for their Docker projects (be aware installation instruction is for MacOS users but it should work in similar way for Windows/Linux users). It's intended only for local usage (no security aspects included). This project is intended to help you create and manage your Docker projects. It was tested on MacOS (Docker for Mac) but Linux/Windows users can also use this for their Docker projects (be aware installation instruction is for MacOS users but it should work in similar way for Windows/Linux users). It's intended only for local usage (no security aspects included).

Available components

The following components are available at the moment:

• PHP 5.6
• PHP 7.0
• PHP 7.1
• PHP 7.2
• PHP 7.3
• PHP 7.4
• PHP 8.0
• PHP 8.1
• MySQL 5.6
• MySQL 5.7
• MySQL 8.0
• Nginx

Installation

1. Clone this repository

2. Open terminal

3. Into directory of your selection you should create Docker directory (you can name it whatever you want). Into directory put content of docker directory from this repository, copy also .bashrc file to your user directory and make sure it has been loaded.

4. Open .bashrc file now and set:

   DOCKER_DIR='/Users/marcin/Docker/';
   DEFINITIONS_DIR='/Users/marcin/Docker/definitions/';
   

   correctly. Probably you should change here only marcin into your current MacOS user if you created Docker directory in your home directory. Otherwise use custom path.

5. Now open projects/proxy/docker-composer.yml file inside your DOCKER_DIR directory and update line:

   /Users/marcin/Docker/local_share/certificates:/etc/nginx/certs:ro
   

   with valid path.

6. In terminal run now:

   docc
   

   you will see aliases and extra commands for managing Docker projects (If it doesn't work double check if .bashrc is loaded).

7. Into local_directory of your docker directory you should put public SSH key (in OpenSSH format) into ssh subdirectory and you should generate Github access token and put it into github-oauth file of tokens directory

Project creation

In terminal run dcc to create project, you will see required parameters for this command.

Example creation of project:

dcc test.local test 8080 18080 30060 220 10010

Now if everything goes fine, you can run the project running in terminal:

dcu test.local

By default

Now you can access your site in browser using your Docker IP (usually 192.168.0.196) and port you gave for dcc command - in this case it would be 192.168.0.196:8080

If you want to run your site using domain without port, add

192.168.99.100 test.local

into your MacOS hosts file

and run also

dcu proxy

Now you should be able to access your site using both http://test.local and https://test.local.

Other projects

When you create other projects you should make sure you are using other ports than in different projects, so you should write down those ports each time you add new project to make sure there won't be any port collisions between projects.

Other docker commands

To stop, build etc. project please look at docc command list. You can also investigate .bashrc content to know what exactly those commands do.

Usage

You can SSH into PHP container using private key, www-data as user, docker IP and SSH port you gave using dcc command. Alternatively you can also log in using 123 password. You can also log in as root user (same password) but it's recommended to log in as www-data user to avoid permissions problems.

You can connect to database server using root as user, pass as password (by default) docker IP and database port you gave using dcc command.

To connect database from PHP application you can use db as host, 3306 as port, root as username and pass as password (by default).

Available templates

The following predefined templates are available at the moment:

• PHP 5.6 with MySQL 5.6 and Nginx
• PHP 7.0 with MySQL 5.7 and Nginx
• PHP 7.1 with MySQL 5.7 and Nginx
• PHP 7.2 with MySQL 5.7 and Nginx
• PHP 7.2 with MySQL 8.0 and Nginx
• PHP 7.3 with MySQL 8.0 and Nginx
• PHP 7.4 with MySQL 8.0 and Nginx
• PHP 8.0 with MySQL 5.7 and Nginx
• PHP 8.0 with MySQL 8.0 and Nginx

By default when creating new project using dcc command will be selected template defined in .bashrc for DEFAULT_TEMPLATE variable (it's set to PHP 8.0 with MySQL 8 and Nginx by default).

Obviously depending on your needs you might want to create custom templates (in templates) or even brand new components (in definitions directory) that will fit better your desired environment.

Images

This packages uses by default PHP with Nginx images - you can find their source at Docker images

Licence

This package is licenced under the MIT license