jf001z4084/chanco-phpfpm repository overview

⁠Chanco Docker PHP-FPM

This image should be used as a common base for all Chanco applications that require php-fpm. It takes care of installation of all of our common components, and provides a single point for upgrading PHP as well as other common modules/extensions.

⁠What does this image do?

• Sets the correct timezone

• Installs Composer

• Installs Services:

  • libldap2-dev
  • zlib1g-dev
  • libicu-dev
  • g++
  • vim
  • libmcrypt-dev
  • php-pear
  • curl
  • wget
  • git
  • zip
  • supervisor
  • cron
  • sendmail-bin
  • libxml2-dev

• Installs PHP Extensions:

  • ldap
  • pdo_mysql
  • mcrypt
  • intl
  • zip
  • xml

• Installs Node and Bower

• Installs Xdebug

• Installs New Relic APM

• Installs Supervisord

• Copies our deployment keys

• Runs PHP-FPM through supervisord

⁠Custom Configurations

Applications may wish to install further services and extensions which can be done in their own Dockerfile.

⁠How do I add a cron/worker?

If your application needs workers create a new file in your application:

php/config/supervisord/conf.d/exampleWorker.php

    [program:ReviewsWorker]
    command=/usr/local/bin/php console worker:process-reviews
    process_name=%(program_name)s_%(process_num)02d
    stdout_logfile=/var/log/supervisor/%(program_name)s.log
    numprocs=1
    directory=/var/www/html
    autostart=true
    autorestart=true
    user = www-data

In your PHP service Dockerfile, ensure that file is copied into the correct location (/etc/supervisor/conf.d/) within the container. Supervisord will read all *.conf files in that directory

Dockerfile

    ........
    COPY php/config/supervisord/conf.d /etc/supervisor/conf.d/
    ........

⁠I want to build my own image using docker-phpfpm as a base

If you want to use this image as a base for yours that's all fine!

Command: FROM worldstores/phpfpm:<tag>

Just remember that if you override our run.sh script with a version of your own you should run /usr/local/bin/phpfpm-configure.sh within your run.sh script