This branch contains a basic LEMP stack running on Docker and orchestrated by Docker Compose, including:
- A container for Nginx;
- A container for PHP;
- A container for MySQL;
- A container for phpMyAdmin;
Make sure Docker Desktop for Mac or PC is installed and running, or head over here if you are a Linux user. You will also need a terminal running Git.
This setup also uses localhost's port 8000 for Nginx, so make sure it is available.
Clone the repository and change the current directory for the project's root:
git clone https://github.com/opportunity-zh/opp-php-mysql.git
cd opp-php-mysql
Run the following command:
docker compose up
This may take a little bit of time, as some Docker images might need downloading.
The images used by the setup are listed and configured in [docker compose.yml](https://github.com/opportunity-zh/opp-php-mysql/docker compose.yml).
When building and starting the containers based on the images for the first time, a MySQL database named library is automatically created (you can pick a different name for the MYSQL_DATABASE in the MySQL service's description in docker compose.yml).
The database data is persisted in its own local directory through the volume db_data, which is mounted onto MySQL's container. A phpMyAdmin interface is available at localhost:8080 (the database credentials are webDev / opport2022).
To stop the containers:
docker compose stop
To destroy the containers:
docker compose down
To destroy the containers and the associated volumes:
docker compose down -v
To remove everything, including images and orphan containers:
docker compose down -v --rmi all --remove-orphans
NGINX serves the PHP application on port 8000. Everything in the src/public directory is served by NGINX. The src/public/index.php file is the entry point for the application. After starting the containers, you can access the application at http://localhost:8000
While the containers are running, you can access the MySQL via phpMyAdmin at http://localhost:8080