ViralOne/Dockerized-Apache-MultiSite

Simple Apache multi site configuration

Multi-Site Example using Docker and Apache

This is a multi-site setup using Docker, Apache, and PHP to host multiple websites on a single server.

Prerequisites

• Docker
• Local Host Configuration

  127.0.0.1 a1.example.com
  127.0.0.1 a2.example.com
  

Getting Started

1. Clone Repository:

   git clone --recursive https://github.com/ViralOne/Dockerized-Apache-MultiSite.git
   

   Note: This repository uses submodules. Include the --recursive flag to clone all necessary submodules.

2. Build Docker Container:

   docker build -t multisite-apache .

3. Run Docker Container:

   docker run -d -p 80:80 multisite-apache

   Replace multisite-apache with the name of the Docker image.

4. Access Sites:

   Open your browser and navigate to:

   • http://a1.example.com
   • http://a2.example.com

Folder Structure

• configs/ - Contains Apache site configuration files.
• site-1/ - Files for the first website (a1.example.com).
• site-2/ - Files for the second website (a2.example.com).

Customization

• To add more sites:
  1. Create a new directory similar to site-1 and site-2.
  2. Add a new Apache configuration file and place it in the configs/ directory.
  3. Update the hosts file and the Dockerfile accordingly.

Notes

• Git Submodules:
  • Use git submodule update --init to initialize all specified submodules & fetch their contents.
  • Use git submodule add <REPO> <DIRECTORY> to add a new submodule.
• External Repositories Used:
  • aeimskei/basic-php-website by user aeimskei
  • AmaliaMinzat/Bookstore_project_Bookly by user AmaliaMinzat