0) Docker resource

On my Mac, docker daemon was setup to use 6G of Ram and at least 2 CPU cores

1) Base images

# make

2) Start dev mode

2.1) Project data

• Put any sql dump file ( *.sql ) in a specific folder (i.e. ./data/dev/db) and update docker-compose-dev.yml line 16 to target this folder
• Put media resource in in a specific folder (i.e. ./data/dev/media) and update docker-compose-dev.yml file to add a volume for each media subfolder (line 92)

2.2) Run dev mode

• Put your mangento project in your favorite folder

• run composer install from this folder

• update docker-compose-dev.yml to add a volume targeting the magento project folder (line 91)

• then run start-dev.sh

• after start-up, go to http://localhost

• to get access to cli :

  # docker exec -it <magento-node-container-name> bash
  # bin/magento xyz
  

3) Release a production container

3.2) project data

• Put any sql dump file ( *.sql ) ./data/prod/db
• Put media resource in ./data/prod/media and update docker-compose-dev.yml file to add a volume for each media subfolder (line 92)

3.1) Run prod mode

• as an example, put your magento project into ./docker/smileshop/src . For cronjob, same stuff but with ./docker/smileshop/cron

• run :

  # make smileshop
  

• to start it locally :

  # docker-compose -f ./docker-compose-prod.yml up
  

4) Delete stack and all volumes

# docker-compose down -v

5) Misc stuff :

5.1) launch re-index :

# docker exec -it <magento container> bash
# bin/magento indexer:reindex

5.2) Magento repository credential :

# composer config --global http-basic.repo.magento.com login password