Create all the files you need to run your applications from docker files in your dev environment. You can create new Symfony or Laravel projects when setting up a domain so everything is ready for you to start coding your application. It uses a reverse proxy to allow you to run several containers at the same time.
**This software has only been tested on MacOs and Linux
From the directory you wish to install the code run the following command to auto run the domain setup. Follow the instructions to update your hosts file and up your docker-compose files when its finished.
docker run -it --rm --env DIR=${PWD} -v ${PWD}:${PWD} pullthefuse/dockersetup:latest
The following command will run the container and open bash which will allow you to run the setup manually, delete and use various other commands.
docker run -it --rm --env DIR=${PWD} -v ${PWD}:${PWD} pullthefuse/dockersetup:latest /bin/bash
Use bin/console docker to see the available commands. To setup a domain from here run bin/console docker:setup yourdomain.com
You will need to install the docker client and in the preferences set the directory you are using.
For performance you will need to setup nfs
Add or create the /etc/exports file and put in the following:
Catalina or higher
/System/Volumes/Data -alldirs -mapall=0:0,501:20 localhost
Pre Catalina
/Users -alldirs -mapall=0:0,501:20 localhost
You will be prompted by the MacOS to make this change accept the change
Add nfs.server.mount.require_resv_port = 0 to your /etc/nfs.conf
Then restart nfsd
sudo nfsd restart
In the docker directory that's created edit the .env file as follows:
NFS_CODE_DIRECTORY=/System/Volumes/Data/Users/{ YOUR USERNAME }/{ DIRECTORY PATH OF YOUR CODE }
CODE_PERFORMANCE_OPTIONS=:cached
DOCKER_PERFORMANCE_OPTIONS=:ro
** For older versions of MacOS use /Users instead of /System/Volumes/Data/Users for your NFS_CODE_DIRECTORY
You will need to run docker-compose -f macos.yml up -d to create the nfs volume that's required. Once the volume is created you will not need to run it again.
Nginx settings - Currently after the files are created you will have to go in and update the settings you wish to change. Docker images/settings - You can go to the docker-compose files and change the images or any of the settings before running docker-compose up.
To improve performance you can add the following to the .env that is located with the docker-compose files.
CODE_PERFORMANCE_OPTIONS=:cached,delegated
DOCKER_PERFORMANCE_OPTIONS=:ro
We support multiple database versions. If you use the current version on the initial install it will be on the normal port so 3306 for mysql.
If you use a version lower it will drop a port number so mysql will be on port 3305 and so on.
All the Dockerfiles used to create the custom images can be found here