espressodev/nginx-drupal repository overview

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• Docker image with Nginx and PHP 5.5.9 optimized for Drupal 7⁠
  • Packages included⁠
    • Other changes from the original repo⁠
  • Important:⁠
  • To build⁠
  • To run⁠
  • Other Notes⁠
    • XDEBUG⁠
    • Drush & Console Table⁠
  • Docker Compose⁠
  • Running Drush⁠
    • License⁠

⁠Docker image with Nginx and PHP 5.5.9 optimized for Drupal 7

This image is build using Ubuntu 14.04 with Nginx and PHP 5.5.9 and is optimized to run Drupal 7 and it is designed to use the docroot which is how Acquia repositories are setup if you are hosting your production site on Acquia.

** This is not intended to be a production ready instance. My current use is for local development with sites being hosted on Acquia Cloud. **

This repo is a fork of: https://github.com/iiiepe/docker-nginx-drupal⁠ if your site does not use docroot format this container maybe a better option.

Drupal Site Code must be located /var/www/docroot

• Repository root --> /var/www
• docroot --> /var/www/docroot
  • sites
• scripts
• tools

⁠Packages included

• nginx
• php
• composer
• drush

⁠Other changes from the original repo

• Added SSL cert for https and nginx config is set to serve https/ssl
• Removed the mail server configuration. Use drupal SMTP module with mailcatcher.

MailCatcher⁠

• Added mysql client for use with Drush SQL Commands

⁠Important:

• Logs are at /var/log/supervisor so you can map that directory
• Application root directory is /var/www so make sure you map the application there
• The web root in this container /var/www/docroot this is set up to match how Acquia Repos are structured.
• Nginx configuration was provided by https://github.com/perusio/drupal-with-nginx⁠ but it's modified

⁠To build

$ make build

or

$ docker build -t yourname/nginx-drupal .

⁠To run

Nginx will look for files in /var/www so you need to map your application to that directory.

The actual site will be run from /var/www/docroot

docker run -d -p 8000:80 -v application:/var/www yourname/nginx-drupal

If you want to link the container to a MySQL/MariaDB contaier do:

docker run -d -p 8000:80 -v application:/var/www my_mysql_container:mysql yourname/nginx-drupal

The startup.sh script will add the environment variables with MYSQL_ to /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/env.conf so PHP-FPM detects them. If you need to use them you can do:

⁠Other Notes

• The -e PHP_OPCACHE will turn the opcache on or off when you run the container
• Mount Script will run automatically on startup it is designed if you need to mount a folder for configs or shared files.

docker run -d -e PHP_OPCACHE=enabled -v "application:/var/www"  -v "mountscript.sh:/usr/local/bin/mount.sh"  espressodev/nginx-drupal:latest

⁠XDEBUG

If you want to use xdebug there is a tag. It sends the connections back to the default docker bridge on port 9000. The debug key is dgbp

docker run -d -e PHP_OPCACHE=disabled -v "application:/var/www"  -v "mountscript.sh:/usr/local/bin/mount.sh"  espressodev/nginx-drupal:xdebug

⁠Drush & Console Table

IF PEAR IS DOWN In the temporary to get drush running there is a copy of the console table on my repo in github. It can be downloaded and installed in the package location

cd /tmp
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ianlintner-wf/drush_console_table/master/Table.php
mkdir -p  ~/.composer/vendor/drush/drush/lib/Console_Table-1.1.3/
cp Table.php ~/.composer/vendor/drush/drush/lib/Console_Table-1.1.3/Table.php

⁠Fig

AKA Docker Compose

mysql:
  image: mysql
  expose:
    - "3306"
  environment:
    MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: 123
web:
  image: espressodev/nginx-drupal
  volumes:
    - application:/var/www
    - logs:/var/log/supervisor
    - mountscript:/usr/local/bin/mount.sh
  ports:
    - "80:80"
    - "443:443"
  links:
    - "mysql:mysql"

⁠Running Drush

With Fig this is actually easier and is the recommended way since if you're running Docker without fig, you'll have to link all containers before you run drush.

$ fig run --rm web drush

⁠License

Released under the MIT License.