LAMP Stack (docker-compose)

Overview

This is the starter code for a LAMP Stack. The docker-compose.yml file is missing and should be created. Please check the following sections for more details about how to get started and for instructions to build the docker-compose.yml file.

Getting Started

# Clone the project
git clone https://github.com/EdgeKing810/interns-docker-compose-lamp.git
cd interns-docker-compose-lamp/

Please make sure that you have docker installed on your system before continuing.

Instructions

1. Rename the .env.sample file to .env and add the required variables.
2. Modify bin/webserver/Dockerfile and resolve the comment on line 23.
3. Create the docker-compose.yml file.
4. Add a service that uses bin/webserver/Dockerfile named webserver, which maps the ./webroot, ./config/php/php.ini, ./config/vhosts and ./logs/apache2 directories and files as volumes at the correct paths inside of the container. A port mapping should also be done that uses the HOST_MACHINE_HTTP_PORT variable.
5. Add a service based on the DB_SERVER variable defined in the .env file that does a port mapping based on the HOST_MACHINE_MYSQL_PORT variable. The variables added during step 1 need to be added to this service. The ./data/mysql and ./logs/mysql directories should also be mapped as volumes at the correct paths inside of the container.
6. Add a final service for phpmyadmin, which does a port mapping related to the HOST_MACHINE_PHPMYADMIN_PORT variable and which uses the variables added during step 1.
7. Start the containers with the docker compose up command, check the logs, check if the mounted volumes have been mapped correctly and troubleshoot if necessary. Fix any errors that might show up on the interfaces of services deployed.