bfranske / mautic-alpine

Mautic Alpine

Introduction

This repository contains files used to build and run a copy of the Mautic software on an Alpine docker image. It is a work in progress.

Building the Mautic Docker image

1. To build a Docker image containing Apache, PHP, and the Mautic software run the command docker build -t mautic-alpine:5.0.2 .

2. If you need to remove previously built images and containers all at once use the command docker system prune -a but be careful as this will remove everything (not just mautic-alpine)!

   Note	The docker volumes which hold your Mautic install and other persistant data are stored separately and this prune command will not remove them. The docker volumes prune -a command will but be careful as this will remove volumes for other containers too (not just mautic-alpine)!

Setting Up the Mautic Docker

Note	This assumes you are using docker compose and a suitable yml file that has the appropriate volumes setup. See the sample file included.

1. The Mautic installation will be stored in a Docker named volume called mautic-install which can be moved to future containers, backed up, etc. Note that data in the database still needs to be backed up separately.

2. If you need to remove the docker volumes where the installation is stored the docker volumes ls command will list them and the docker volumes rm command can remove them.

Running the Mautic Docker

1. To run a test copy of the software use the docker compose -f mautic.yml up command. You can quit this with a CTRL+C

2. To run a copy of the software in the background use the docker compose -f mautic.yml up --detach command.

3. To stop a background copy of the software use the docker compose -f mautic.yml down command.

Configuration Notes

1. If the default settings in the Apache or PHP configuration files need to be changed you could map these files into the container.

Future Work