A simple Nginx, PHP-FPM, Mysql docker stack

To get started with this docker stack, you will need a few things.

Make sure you are running the Dockerized container. This will route the traffic for all your docker services.

Make sure you have mkcert (https://mkcert.dev/) installed, and generate the local CA by running mkcert -install.

Makes ure dnsmasq is installed. This tool will help us redirect all docker traffic to our localhost.

Installing dnsmasq

For MacOS (with homebrew): brew install dnsmasq

For Ubuntu 18.04:

• Disable default resolver

sudo systemctl disable systemd-resolved && \
sudo systemctl stop systemd-resolved;

• Backup and Remove default resolver config

sudo cp /etc/resolv.conf ~/resolv.conf.bck && rm /etc/resolv.conf

• Create a new resolver config

echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" > /etc/resolv.conf

• Install dnsmasq extension

sudo apt update && sudo apt install dnsmasq

Configure to redirect docker.localhost domains

For mac:

• Create a resolver directory

sudo mkdir -p /etc/resolver

• Write to a new configuration file

sudo tee /etc/resolver/docker.localhost > /dev/null <<EOF
nameserver 127.0.0.1
domain docker.localhost
search_order 1
EOF

For Ubuntu 18.04:

Coming soon

To use the docker stack, clone this repo into a new folder in the root of your project.

mkdir docker && \
git clone https://github.com/Skullsneeze/docker-EMP.git docker

Some important information should be made available with the use of an environment file (.env). You can simply copy the existing sample file and modify the variables to match your project.

cp .env.sample .env

The pre-compose.sh script is a little tool that will help to set up things like certificates and folder permissions where needed. To use the script, first make sure it is executable.

chmod +x ./pre-compose.sh

To see what you can do with the script, you can run the command with the help parameter.

./pre-compose.sh --help

To run the services, simply run docker-compose up -d. Once this is done, you should be able to visit your project by browsing to the URL you specified in you .env file.

The current configuration is based on a Magento 2 installation. Things like the php configuration and nginx configuration might need to be adapted to fit your needs.