A playground for helping us learn about Drupal, how to configure it, how it gets deployed, updated, etc. And also multisite configuration. And other stuff.
Just run docker compose up. That will create a MariaDB instance, a Drupal
instance, and create a Drupal site that uses the MariaDB instance. The admin
password will show up in the Docker console output – it's randomly generated
the first time the Drupal container starts up.
Starting with MySQL 8.0, it defaults to a SHA2-based authentication. MariaDB is an indepedently-maintained fork of MySQL that is meant to be entirely interoperable, but it does not yet support SHA2 authentication. Drupal ships with MariaDB bindings, so rather than figure out how to get Drupal to use real MySQL or how to disable the SHA2 authentication, I just switched wholesale to MariaDB.
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