disaipe / web-stack

My web-stack in docker-compose

Web stack

Basic web stack for web developers

Docker-compose script what runs web application stack with few command lines!

Service	Description
nginx	Nginx web server
httpd	Apache web server
php-fpm	PHP FPM version
mariadb	MariaDB database
mysql	MySQL database
mongo	Document database
express	Basic NodeJS Express application template
strapi	open-source headless CMS to build powerful APIs with no effort
*adminer	Simple SQL database management Web UI
*mongo-express	Simple document database management Web UI

* optional service

Installation

git clone https://github.com/disaipe/web-stack.git my-site
cd my-site

Usage example

Before working create and edit .env file

cp .env.example .env

LEMP (nginx + php-fpm + mariadb)

1. Check configuration files if needed
2. Start services

docker-compose up -d lemp

LAMP (httpd + php-fpm + mariadb)

1. Check configuration files if needed
2. Start services

docker-compose up -d lamp

NodeJS Express template

Basic Express application based on express-generator with support view and stylesheet engines. By default it deploys with pug and sass engines.

1. Open docker-compose.yml and configure express service, if you want:
   • EXPRESS_VIEW_ENGINE - view engine (dust|ejs|hbs|hjs|jade|pug|twig|vash)
   • EXPRESS_STYLE_ENGINE - stylesheet support (less|stylus|compass|sass)
2. Run application service:

docker-compose up -d express

Optional services

To start optional service, e.g. adminer (it will be available on http://hostname:8081 by default)

docker-compose up -d adminer

Predefined CMS

You can to install some CMS very fast and very easy - just switch to CMS branch and start installation script:

git checkout bitrix
./install.sh

Supported CMS:

• Bitrix
• Evolution CMS
• Wordpress

Configure

By default, stack are ready to basic work, but you can edit your configuration for each service.

Compose environment

Environment file helps to configure services base options:

• APP_NAME - application name, uses as prefix for services containers names
• HTTP_PORT - public port for chosen web server
• HTTP_HOST - hostname for web servers internal usage
• HTTPD_VERSION - httpd version from hub tags (latest as default)
• PHP_VERSION - php version from hub tags
• NODE_VERSION - NodeJS version from hub tags
• MYSQL_VERSION - mysql version from hub tags
• MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD - default root password for mariadb
• MYSQL_DATABASE - database name
• MYSQL_USER - database user name
• MYSQL_PASSWORD - database user password
• MARIADB_VERSION - mariadb version from hub tags
• MARIADB_ROOT_PASSWORD - default root password for mariadb
• MARIADB_DATABASE - database name
• MARIADB_USER - database user name
• MARIADB_PASSWORD - database user password
• MONGODB_VERSION - mongodb version from hub tags
• MONGODB_ROOT_USERNAME - mongodb username
• MONGODB_ROOT_PASSWORD - mongodb user password
• MONGODB_DATABASE - mongodb database name
• MONGODB_USERNAME - non-root user name
• MONGODB_PASSWORD - non-root user password
• MONGODB_EXPRESS_PORT - public port for mongo-express
• ADMINER_PORT - public port for adminer
• STRAPI_PORT - public Strapi port

If you changes environment after service start, you need stop and rebuild changed containers, e.g.:

docker-compose stop
docker-compose rm php
docker-compose build php
docker-compose start -p lemp

Configuration files

You can edit services configuration files as you wish.

After changes you need restart changed containers, e.g.:

docker-compose stop
docker-compose restart nginx

Service	Configuration files
nginx	etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf
httpd	etc/httpd/httpd.conf etc/httpd/conf.d/vhosts.conf
php	etc/php/php.ini
mariadb	etc/mariadb/conf.d/default.cnf