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Docker files

An easy and ready Docker files ready to use in your projects

How to use with docker-compose

  1. Add this repository as git submodule:

    git submodule add https://www.github.com/terox/docker docker

    Note: don't forget add docker/ to your .gitignore

  2. Create a docker-compose.yml in your project root and add the services that you want use, for example the PHP 7.4:

    version: '2'

services:

    nginx1:
        container_name: 'myproject.nginx1'

        build: 
            context: docker/service/nginx1.18.x

            args:
                php_container: 'myproject.php'
                preset: 'symfony4.conf'
                domains: www1.example.com
                public_path: public

    nginx2:
        container_name: 'myproject.nginx2'

        build: 
            context: docker/service/nginx1.18.x

            args:
                php_container: 'myproject.php'
                preset: 'symfony4.conf'
                domains: www2.example.com
                public_path: apps/api/public

        ports:
            - 8089:80

        links:
            - php

        volumes_from:
            - php    

    php:
        container_name: 'myproject.php'

        build: 
            context: docker/service/php7.4-fpm

            args:
                timezone: 'Europe/Madrid' # or you preferred timezone

        volumes:
            - .:/var/www/application

  3. Ready to play:

    docker-compose up

FAQ

How to update to the latest commit?

Easy. You only need the get the latest commit from master branch:

cd docker && git pull

Note: keep in mind that you must use the directory where you stored the submodule