Docker for Drupal Core Sprint

Provides a set of docker containers that can be used at a Drupal Core sprint.

Based on work by BrianGilbert.

You should use a drud/quicksprint release instead unless you are running Windows 10 or 7 without Hyper-V support (or cannot install and use Docker for Windows). This is intended as a simpler fallback option for DrupalCon sprints.

1. Get The Files

ResilioSync - Find the folder/directory that was downloaded and copy its contents to your Desktop.
USB Drive - Copy docker-core-sprint-RELEASE.zip from the USB drive to your Desktop and extract it.

2. Extract docker-core-sprint directory

Extract the docker-core-sprint-OPERATINGSYSTEM-RELEASE.zip file to your Desktop. It is required to be within your user directory for Windows and MacOS users.
Browse to this directory.
Unzip the docker-installers.zip file.

3. Install Docker and Other Requirements

Continue by reading the INSTALL.md file inside the directory corresponding to your operating system:

MacOS/INSTALL.md
Windows/INSTALL.md
Linux/README.md and Linux/INSTALL.md

4. Visit the following in your browser

Drupal Core development site: http://drupal.docker.internal:8000
- Install Drupal with the database host "mariadb", and the username, password and database name as "drupal8".
Chat: https://drupal.org/chat
- Signup for Drupal Slack, use IRC or join https://drupalchat.eu.
IDE: http://ide.drupal.docker.internal:8000
- Log into the cloud9 IDE with "drupal" as the user name and password.
Mail: http://mail.drupal.docker.internal:8000
- Check any e-mails that are sent from the Drupal instance.
Admin page: http://adminer.drupal.docker.internal:8000
- Drop database tables, etc...

Manage Docker

Start things

Run docker-compose up -d.

Shut things down

Run docker-compose stop so that you do not lose your work later.
Run docker-compose down to remove everything and start from scratch.

Deploy code changes

Run docker-compose restart php after you've made some changes such as adding a test.

mradcliffe / docker-core-sprint