This repo will give you a turn key Docker container build for use in production OR local development. The setup includes an Apache web service, PHP 7.3, PHP Composer, linked MySQL 5.7.26 instance and a data container volume.

In this repo you will find a number of complete Dockerfile builds used in development and production environments. Listed below is an explanation of each file. Ask a question!

• Docker Download
• Git
• Make (Windows)

Apache # → Root of Docker Build ├── app/ # → App conf to manage application on container │ ├── apache-config.conf # → Default Apache config │ ├── index.php # → Default web page, enter the IP `docker-machine ls` to load this page. │ ├── mac-permissions.sh # → Run manually on container to match uid / gid permissions of local docker container to Mac OS X │ ├── postfix.sh # → Used by *supervisord.conf* to start Postfix │ ├── run.sh # → Setup apache, conf files, and start process on container │ ├── sample.conf # → located within `/data/apache2/sites-enabled` duplicate / modify to host others domains │ └── supervisord # → Supervisor is a client / server system which monitors and controls a number of processes on UNIX-like operating systems ├── .env.example # → Rename file to `.env` for local environment variables used within build ├── .circleci/ # → CircleCI 2.0 │ └── config.yml # → CircleCI Config ├── docker-compose.local.yml # → Local build  ├── docker-compose.yml # → Production build ├── Dockerfile # → Uses a basefile build to help speed up the docker container build process ├── Makefile # → Build command shortcuts ├── shippable.yml # → Configuration for Shippable.com testing └── tests/ └── build_tests.sh # → Build test processes

Docker Compose YML configuration guide more info

Launch the Apache instance locally and setup a local MySQL database container for persistant database data, the goal is to create a easy to use development environment.

The Apache container the directory /data is shared to your local system via Line 7 within docker-container.local.yml file

Type make for more build options:

$ git clone https://github.com/htmlgraphic/Apache.git ~/Docker/Apache &&cd~/Docker/Apache $ cp .env.example .env $ make run OR (non Make Windows) $ copy .env.example .env $ docker-compose -f docker-compose.local.yml up -d

Review MySQL access instructions upon make run command execution. Setup phpMyAdmin directly via command line.

$ docker run --name myadmin -d --link apache_db:db --net apache_default -p 8080:80 phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin

LOCAL: https://localhost:8080

Login using the following creditial stored within the .env file:

These continuous integration services will fully test the creation of your container and can push the complete image to your private Docker repo if you desire.

CircleCI 2.0 - Test production and dev Docker builds, can the container be built the without error? Verify each build process using docker-compose. Code can be tested using lxc-attach / docker inspect inside the running container

Shippable - Test production and dev Docker builds, can the container be built the without error? The /tests/build_tests.sh file ensures the can run with parameters defined. Shippable allows the use of matrix environment variables reducing build time and offer a more robust tests. If any test(s) fail the system should be reviewed closer.

List all running containers:

docker ps

List all containers (including stopped containers):

docker ps -a

Read the log of a running container:

docker logs [CONTAINER ID OR NAME]

Follow the log of a running container:

docker logs -f [CONTAINER ID OR NAME]

Read the Apache log:

docker exec [CONTAINER ID OR NAME] cat ./data/apache2/logs/access_log

Follow the Apache log:

docker exec [CONTAINER ID OR NAME] tail -f ./data/apache2/logs/access_log

Follow the outgoing mail log:

docker exec [CONTAINER ID OR NAME] tail -f ./var/log/mail.log

Gain terminal access to a running container:

docker exec -it [CONTAINER ID OR NAME] /bin/bash

Restart a running container:

docker restart [CONTAINER ID OR NAME]

Stop and start a container in separate operations:

docker stop [CONTAINER ID OR NAME]

docker start [CONTAINER ID OR NAME]

 $ make rm OR (non Make Windows) $ docker rm -f apache_web && docker rm -f apache_db