MacOS:
Install Docker, Docker-compose.
Linux:
Install Docker and Docker-compose.
Clone this repository:
git clone git@github.com:underser/magento2-docker.git <project_folder>
Go to <project_folder>:
./init
Script ask you about project name, and link to git repo
Put all your project files under ./src directory
Run:
docker-compose up -d
Copy all your files from host machine to container by running:
./bin/copytocontainer --all
After initialization you'll get 7 docker containers running:
| Container | Ports(host/container) | Description |
|---|---|---|
<project_name>_nginx |
80/8000 443/8443 | Contains Nginx 1.13 |
<project_name>_phpfpm |
80/80 ; 9000:9001 | Contains (PHP 7.3 + OPCache + XDebug) |
<project_name>_db |
3300/3306 | Contains MariaDB |
<project_name>_elasticsearch |
9200/9200 | Contains Elasticsearch 6.8 |
<project_name>_mailhog |
1025/1025 ; 8025/8025 | Allow you reach emails from your app |
<project_name>_redis-session |
n/6379 | Allow you save your sessions in Redis |
<project_name>_redis |
n/6379 | Redis cache |
If you want execute ./bin/magento, simply do:
./magento <command>
During development you can fetch problem with permissions, for example, when php process write file to your working directory, and on host machine you can't change that file, to resolve this exec:
./permission
this will make sure that your host user id equals user id in container
Note: If you use OS X - to make XDebug working exec this command in terminal
ifconfig lo0 alias 10.254.254.254
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