This builds 3 different setups
docker-compose -f [composefile] build && docker-compose -f [composefile] up
should bring each of them up with a working sql connection - all need the testing database creating
docker-compose.yml
NGinx + PHP-FPM + MySQL containers
Code gets copied into FPM container
Static files get copied into NGinx container
Any missing files get passed across to PHP - if think urls are restricted to those ending in PHP but that would be easy to change.
Uploads are available in both containers and are help in the uploads volume.
MySQL data is held in the mysqldata volume
docker volume inspect <volname> will tell you the actual location of the files
Ie docker volume inspect uploads
docker-compose.yml.apache
Apache/mod_php + MySQL Containers
Code gets copied into Apache container
Uploads are available in uploads folder and held outside the container in the uploads volume
MySQL data is held in the the mysqldata volume
docker-compose.yml.allinone
Decidedly less ideal - this is based off the phusion base image
On build it does a full apt-get upgrade since the base image is always out of date.
This has Apache, mod_php and MySQL all held together in one container. Output just goes to log files inside the container so those would need to be mounted to be accessible
Apache and MySQL are launched using RunIt at PID 1
Uploads are held in the uploads volume
Mysqldata is held in the mysqldata2 volume - this was because its a different version to the others