🌌 Inception: My Dockerized Infrastructure

Welcome to the "Inception" project at 42 School. I've crafted a robust, multi-functional infrastructure using Docker Compose.

🌟 Project Features:

1. Custom Docker Images: Docker images tailored specifically for this project.
2. Consistent Naming: Docker image names mirror the services they represent.
3. Service Segregation: Each service operates in its own dedicated container.
4. Advanced Security: NGINX is set up with the TLSv1.2 or TLSv1.3 protocol.
5. Data Persistence: Volumes are used to hold the WordPress database and website files.
6. Docker Networking: A dedicated network setup allows inter-container communication.
7. Resilience: Containers are designed to restart upon failure.
8. WordPress Administration: Admin users are defined with unique usernames, avoiding generic names such as "admin".

🛠 Components:

• NGINX: A web server secured with TLSv1.2 or TLSv1.3.
• WordPress + php-fpm: Operates independently, without NGINX.
• MariaDB: Database setup devoid of NGINX interference.
• Volume 1: Houses the WordPress database.
• Volume 2: Holds the WordPress website files.

📁 File Structure:

• Dockerfiles/: Contains the Dockerfiles for each service.
• srcs/: Houses project source files and a .env file for environment variables.

🌐 Domain Configuration:

1. My domain name points to my local IP address.
2. The domain is structured as ydumaine.42.fr.

🚀 Getting Started:

1. Clone this repository: git clone [repo-link].
2. Navigate to the directory: cd inception.
3. Build and Launch the infrastructure : make.

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🌌 Dive into a universe of containerized infrastructure with Inception, a comprehensive project I undertook at 42 School! 🌌