VagrantLAMP

LAMP box with mass vhost setup

About the box

This repository is currently set up for local development and it utilizes Vagrant with VirtualBox provider to emulate production environment on Windows, OSX and Linux (note that it has been tested just on Linux and OSX). If you have preinstalled Vagrant or VirtualBox, make sure you update to latest versions

You should read more on Vagrant if you're not familiar with it before you proceed.

Installed on the box:

• PHP 7.1
• Apache 2.4
• MariaDB 10.0
• MongoDB 2.6
• Redis 3.2
• Composer

Setup

1. Install Vagrant and VirtualBox
2. Clone this repository to your machine
3. From project root, run vagrant up
4. Update your hosts file as described below
5. Add your projects to Sites directory

Notes:

• Make sure your projects directory are lowercase because browsers will lowercase your domain, same goes for hosts file records.
• User ubuntu has password ubuntu
• Xdebug is set on port 9000

Hosts file

Append the following to your hosts file in order to load 3 examples in your browser

192.168.33.10   example1.local
192.168.33.10   example2.pub
192.168.33.10   example3.public_html

Vhosts mapping through domain

This box utilizes Dynamically Configured Mass Virtual Hosting by Apache.

Current box setup recognizes hostname and based of TLD decides where's the project root.

Domain without TLD (in examples above that would be example1, example2 and example3) is the project directory name and everything you want to be loaded for each of the domains must live in directory Sites/<PROJECT_DIRECTORY>/.

When .local is recognized, Sites/<PROJECT_DIRECTORY>/ is the recognized as project root, and everything else including .pub and .public_html presumes that project root is a subdirectory of <PROJECT_ROOT> named as TLD provided. Reference to Sites/example2/ and Sites/example2/ to get the idea.

MariaDB

Remote access to database is possible using user root with password toor.