PHP with xdebug + (almost) anything you need

PHP development environment with xdebug. Other services include:

• Apache
• Nginx
• Varnish
• MySQL
• PostgreSQL
• RabbitMQ
• ElasticSearch
• Redis
• Selenium
• Adminer
• MongoDB
• Varnish
• Mailhog

It uses docker-compose v3.7.

Installation

1. Simply put contents of this repository in the root of your project
2. Configure the .env file
3. Configure docker-compose.yml to use only the services you need
4. Run docker-compose up -d

PHP

Supported versions: 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3

Emails

Use Mailhog

MySQL

Configuration can be changed using docker/mysql/my.cnf By default the data is stored in a named container. You can change it to store the data in a visible directory, e.g. docker/data/mysql

PostgreSQL

By default the data is stored in a named container. You can change it to store the data in a visible directory, e.g. docker/data/postgresql

Nginx

Vhost configuration can be changed using docker/nginx/vhost.conf

Apache2

Vhost configuration can be changed using docker/apache2/vhost.conf

Varnish

Vcl configuration can be changed using docker/varnish/default.vcl

Redis

By default the data is stored in a named container. You can change it to store the data in a visible directory, e.g. docker/data/redis

MongoDB

By default the data is stored in a named container. You can change it to store the data in a visible directory, e.g. docker/data/mongodb

Elasticsearch

By default the data is stored in a named container. You can change it to store the data in a visible directory, e.g. docker/data/elasticsearch

RabbitMQ

RabbitMQ is available via web management console and from PHP container using ports defined in environment variables.

Selenium

By default Selenium is included as a standalone Firefox container. Change it to Chrome if you want.

Blackfire.io

You have to set up environment variables for Blackfire to be able to profile your app. You can profile the app using web interface (Chrome extension) or via CLI using blackfire executable inside the PHP container.

Mac support

Use docker-sync and external volume for sufficient speed on Mac

Docker

Useful Docker and Docker-compose commands

docker-compose up    - starts containers
docker-compose up -d    - starts containers in background (without showing logs)
docker-compose ps    - lists all containers in current directory
docker-compose stop    - stops all containers in current directory
docker-compose down    - stops and destroys all containers in current directory

docker-compose exec <<container_name>> bash    - logs into container as www-data
docker-compose exec -u root <<container_name>> bash    - logs into container as root

Make sure to always run PHP commands inside PHP container as www-data - this way you will not encounter file permission problems.