Besides providing basic LAMP/MEAN stack container, which are well integrated into the Devilbox intranet, the Devilbox also ships additional pre-configured container that can easily be enabled.
docker_compose_override_yml_how_does_it_work
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- local
The following table shows you the currently additional available container:
Copy docker-compose.override.yml-all into the root of the Devilbox git directory.
host> cp compose/docker-compose.override.yml-all docker-compose.override.ymlThat's it, if you docker-compose up, all container will be started. This however is not adviced as it will eat up a lot of resources. You are better off by selectively specifying the container you want to run.
start_the_devilbox
The additional container also provide many configuration options just as the default ones do. That includes, but is not limited to:
- Image version
- Exposed ports
- Mount points
- And various container specific settings
In order to fully customize each container, refer to their own documentation section:
* custom_container_enable_php_community * custom_container_enable_blackfire * custom_container_enable_elk_stack * custom_container_enable_mailhog * custom_container_enable_ngrok * custom_container_enable_python_flask * custom_container_enable_rabbitmq * custom_container_enable_solr * custom_container_enable_varnish