Simple Docker PHP Structure

Containers

• Nginx
• PHP
• Composer
• Mysql
• MongoDB
• RabbitMQ

How to use

• Make sure you have docker and docker-compose installed.
• Edit the composer.json file with your configs and the packages required by your project.
• If you have some mysql data to import, set the files in the data/init_data/mysql folder. Uncomment the line on Mysql section in the docker-compose.yml file and make sure you replaced the example for the name of your file. It will accepted .gz, .sql, etc... They will be executed in alphabetic order.
• If you have some mongoDB data to import, set the files in the data/init_data/mongo folder. Uncomment the line on Mongo section in the docker-compose.yml file and make sure you replaced the example for the name of your file. It will accepted .js and .sh. They will be executed in alphabetic order.
• Run docker-compose up --build

Important

• If you import some data to mongoDB, it will use the users and passwords set on it. Environment variables in docker-compose.yml file will be ignored.

URLs / Address in the guest system

• PHP - localhost:81
• MySQL - localhost:82
• MongoDB - localhost:83
• RabbitMQ - localhost:84

Users and Passwords

• MySQL - root - 1234
• MongoDB - root - 1234
• RabbitMQ - guest - guest