/mautic-docker-compose

Running mautic in docker-compose for local development.

Mautic Docker-Compose

Repository includes docker-compose configurations and documentation for running Mautic in docker.

Install

Make sure you have docker-compose and docker installed.

Start

Start docker containers:

docker-compose up

Now open:

http://localhost:8080

Finish setup and you are ready to use.

Database Setup

Leave configs untouched in order to use pre-configured MySQL server.

You may connect to database from docker container. By default, we do not map MySQL server port to the localhost port as we suggest you have mysql running. We propose to override local docker-compose.yaml and map mysql container port to localone.

File: docker-compose.override.yml ⇩

version: '3'

services:
  mauticMysql:
    ports:
      - 3316:3306

Now you can connect to DB on localhost and port 3316. Username root and password secret.

mysql -h 127.0.0.1 -P 3316 -u root -psecret

Mailhog SMTP Server

You may use Mailhog server for testing the emails.

On email configuration step set mail transport to "Other SMTP Server" and next SMTP server mauticMailhog port 1025. Leave encryption and authentication mode "None".

Open mailhog in browser by link:

https://localhost:8025

Persistence

By default code and database will be persistent. You may disable it by commenting out the volumes form docker-compose.yaml file.

Code and Media

Mautic code will be copied into .storage/mautic on first start. It is done in order to persist uploaded files and test plugins.

MySQL

MySQL data is saved in .storage/media