docker-lampp

Docker Environment with Apache + MariaDB + PHP + PHPMyAdmin

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Setup

docker-compose up

Add -d to run in background.

Quick Start

Access the /app content in browser by typing 127.0.0.1
Add :8900 to view PHPMyAdmin

Containers

php:7.4-apache

• port: 80
• extensions:
  • msqli
  • pdo
  • xdebug enabled

mariadb

• port: 8889
• defaults:
  • host: db
  • user: dev
  • pass: devpass
  • root_pass: rootpass

phpmyadmin

• port: 8900
• linked to mariadb by default

Dependences

• docker
• docker-compose

Enable HTTPS (only to phpserver)

To enable the HTTPS Protocol, before running docker-compose, create the path app/certificates and put your SSL Certificates there.
Then, uncomment the SSL Section in app/Dockerfile (make sure that the certificate file names are the same as in the Dockerfile). Also uncomment the "HTTPS Port" (# HTTPS Port) and "HTTPS Configuration FIle" (# HTTPS Conf. File) in docker-compose.yml.
After running the docker-compose you should be able to access https://localhost.

Fix Linux User's Permissions

To correct user permission issues on Linux, uncoment the USER_ID and GROUP_ID arguments in docker-compose.yml.
Make sure this values are the same as your user values, you can check these values in the terminal using the id -u (to view USER_ID) & id -g (to view GROUP_ID) commands.
Also uncomment the "USER'S PERMISSION" section in app/Dockerfile, as well as the arguments at the top of the file (USER_ID and GROUP_ID).

Fix Fedora 33 compatibility

(That's not exactly a problem with this code, but commonly affect it.)
Fedora 33 uses cgroups v2 by default and it makes Docker broke. To fix it folow the steps here.

Add the repository

$ sudo dnf config-manager --add-repo https://download.docker.com/linux/fedora/docker-ce.repo

Install Docker & Docker compose

$ sudo dnf install docker-ce docker-compose

GRUB configuration

Check the /etc/default/grub file. In the line that contains GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX the parameter system.unified_cgroup_hierarchy=0 should be set, if not, make it. With the vim editor it could be made by:

$ sudo vim /etc/default/grub

If some change was necesary in this file, run the following command to update grub config:

$ sudo grub2-mkconfig

Start Docker

$ sudo systemctl start docker

If the comand bellow runs without any problem, docker-compose shuold also do.

$ sudo docker run hello-world