Project Overview

This project sets up a multi-container infrastructure using Docker and Docker Compose within a virtual machine. The aim is to create a reliable environment composed of various services while adhering to specific guidelines.

Key Features

• Service Isolation: Each service runs in its own dedicated container, with Docker images named after the services.
• Custom Dockerfiles: Each service has a custom Dockerfile, and images are built locally without relying on pre-built images (excluding Alpine and Debian).
• Required Services:
  • NGINX: Configured to use only TLSv1.2 or TLSv1.3.
  • WordPress + PHP-FPM: Installed and configured without NGINX.
  • MariaDB: Operates independently without NGINX.
• Persistent Storage:
  • A volume for the WordPress database.
  • A separate volume for WordPress website files.
• Networking: A dedicated Docker network connects all containers, ensuring no use of host networking or links.
• Container Management: Containers are set to restart automatically in case of failure, avoiding hacky solutions like infinite loops.
• Database Setup: Two users in the WordPress database, with the administrator's username free from common admin terms.
• Volume Accessibility: Volumes are accessible at /home/login/data on the host machine.
• Domain Configuration: Custom domain (e.g., login.42.fr) points to your local IP address.

Getting Started

1. Clone the repository.
2. Configure your virtual machine.
3. Build and run the services using Docker Compose.