By: Chainat (25/11/2015) Vagrant with docker for development workflow
- Vagrant (refer http://www.vagrantup.com/downloads)
- Virtualbox (consult this document for installing Virtualbox - https://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/virtualbox)
- vagrant-vbguest plugin (On Mac, run this
vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest)
- Go to the root of this repo
- run
vagrant upto create a new virtual machine (or docker machine if this is done by a docker-machine command). Vagrant will create new VM with some others programs -- Proper guest additions (for synced folder) that match with your VirtualBox -- docker command -- docker-compose -- When provisioning the VM, it will build all images. It shouldn't take too long, please relax and enjoy watching this video. At the end of this process, all container images should be built and ready to be started.
- Go to the root of this repo, and ensure that you have started the VM by running
vagrant up - run
vagrant sshto shell access to this box. sudo su && cd /var/www/devflowdocker-compose -f docker/web/web.dev.yml up -d- Open your browser and point it to http://192.168.10.10, you should see the page there.
- You can edit
/code/index.phpby using your favourite editor on your development machine (i.e. Sublime on Mac). The changes will be available immediately inside the container without using rsync or rebuilding the image.
docker images- list all built/download imagesdocker ps- list all running containersdocker-compose -f docker/web/web.dev.yml stop- To stop all running containersdocker logs -f docker/web/web.dev.yml logs- to see logs from all containersdocker exec {container-name} {shell command}- to run a command on the target container/docker/scripts/docker-cmd.sh build_all- to build all images. You can see dockerfiles in /docker/config. You should run this if you update the dockerfile.