Docker Compose Library

This is a collection of docker-compose files for about anything you can have running on docker.

It's a database of docker compose files that use the "best" images we've found for both development and production environments.

Motivation

1. Avoid re-creating the same templates again and again for one project to another.
2. Create a common database of templates that apply a few "conventions" we follow for most projects.

Usage

First, clone this repo:

git clone https://github.com/devsu/docker-compose-library.git

Second, to use a template, use the cp-tpl script. You will need the next parameters: the name of the template, the path to create the copy, and the name of the project.

./cp-tpl platforms/symfony/2.x-php7.0-with-mysql ../my-awesome-project-path my-awesome-project

You will get a copy of the template on the ../my-awesome-project-path folder, with the name my-awesome-project

Third, modify the variables inside ../my-awesome-project-path/my-awesome-project_env

Finally, you can use the ./use-tpl script to run docker composer using the variables in the file.

./use-tpl create ../my-awesome-project-path/my-awesome-project

The difference between using create or up is that create only creates the container while up creates it and then starts it.

Conventions

• Set variables for nginx-proxy.
• Connect to other containers using external links.
• Links aliases are as simple as possible: e.g. mysql for a mysql database.
• Variables are set in a different file (.env).

License

GNU GPLv3 © 2016, Devsu LLC