Simple Docker LAMP

Everything is launched or controlled with GNU make.

;TLDR;

1. Run make help to list available commands

2. Edit the .env file, give your project a name

3. On .env: Select the propper APACHE_CONFIG edit it if needed

4. Put your code, DB and media files in /codebase , it gets mounted within all the containers under /var/www/html

5. Run make up. If it runs without errors, you now have 3 containers web, db and node.

6. Running make shell will get you a terminal shell into the web container.

7. Within the web container, import the DB: zcat prod-DB_FILENAME.sql.gz | mysql -u drupal -pdrupal -h db drupal

8. Use this to make new DBs: CREATE DATABASE dbname; GRANT SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, INDEX, DROP, ALTER, CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES, LOCK TABLES ON dbname.* to drupal;

9. Use RSYNC to download all public files: rsync -vazh --max-size=1m --exclude={'.pdf','.doc','.docx','.xls','.xlsx','.ppt','*.pptx'} server_user@hostname:/app_dir/sites/default/files/ .

Some helpful commands, run make help to verify they still are accurate:

help : Print commands help.

up : Pull new images and start up containers (won't prune old ones).

down : Stop containers (won't prune).

start : Start existing containers without updating.

stop : Stop containers (won't prune).

prune : Remove containers and their volumes (DB will be lost!).

                    You can optionally pass an argument with the service name to prune single container

                    prune mariadb   : Prune `mariadb` container and remove its volumes.

                    prune mariadb solr      : Prune `mariadb` and `solr` containers and remove their volumes.

ps : List running containers.

shell : Access web container via shell.

shell-node : Access node container via shell..

shell-db : Access db container via shell..

root-shell-web : Access web container via ROOT shell.