docker-moodle

Moodle Docker Image, Documentation and Compose files to get Moodle up and running for development and production purposes.

Build and Run

git clone https://github.com/jbkc85/docker-moodle.git
cd docker-moodle
docker build -t yourtag/moodle .

Once you have the image available, you need to have your config.php available for mounting

docker run -d -h moodle.example.com --name moodle.example.com \
    -v moodle-config.php:/var/www/html/config.php:ro \
    -p 80:80 yourtag/moodle

Production Considerations

Resources: Ensure that you have a good understanding of the resources required around running this container. This will give you a better idea of how to deploy, when to scale, and what limits/requirements to set up upon deploying to your favorite orchestrator.
Load Balancer: I typically don't run Moodle on port 443, rather use a front end load balancer. This is reflected in the examples you see here and in the example on the Kubernetes Deployment Tutorial.

Extending the Image

UNDER CONSTRUCTION...

Testing

Local Testing with Compose

If you are interested in running this container locally to see what it acts like, simply run the test-compose.yml which will provide you with a Postgres Database and Moodle. By default it will be listening on the localhost port 41337 to avoid any issues with port collisions.

git clone https://github.com/jbkc85/docker-moodle.git
docker-compose -f test-compose.yml up -d

TravisCI

This repository utilizes TravisCI for testing and then pushing to the Docker Hub.

sudo: required
services:
  - docker
before_install:
  - docker-compose -f travis-compose.yml -p travis up -d
  - docker exec -it travis_moodle_1 /usr/local/bin/php /var/www/html/admin/cli/install_database.php --adminpass=pa55w0rd --adminemail=moodleadmin@example.com --agree-license --fullname TravisCI --shortname travis
  - curl -XGET --header 'Host: moodle.local' localhost
# Check site to see if it works
# run jMeter tests
# run PHPUnit Tests inside of container

TODO:

create jMeter Tests
run PHPUnit Tests from Moodle
BeHat tests?

M8s

To see Moodlenetes and a brief tutorial on deploying Moodle to Kubernetes, you can follow the documentationa

glaubersp / docker-moodle