locnh/docker-magento repository overview

⁠Supported tags and respective Dockerfile links

⁠Production build

• 2, latest (2.x/Dockerfile)⁠
• 1 (1.x/Dockerfile)⁠

⁠Sandbox build

• 2-dev (2.x/Dockerfile)⁠
• 1-dev (1.x/Dockerfile)⁠

⁠What is this ?

Docker container built with CentOS 7, NGINX and PHP with compatible version and modules for Magento

Sandbox build for Magento 2.x (2-dev) comes with composer, nodejs, grunt.

These are the Docker Hub autobuild images located here⁠.

⁠How to start

⁠The Simplest way, NginX - PHP-FPM by default

1. Pull the latest image

$ docker pull locnh/docker-magento

1. Create container

$ docker run --name magento -v /path/to/magento:/var/www/html -p 80:80 -d locnh/docker-magento

That's it !

⁠More Options

⁠Using Apache (httpd) instead of NginX

• Just add the environment variable with -e WEB_SRV=apache or -e WEB_SRV=httpd

• Example:

  $ docker run --name magento -e WEB_SRV=httpd -v /path/to/magento:/var/www/html -p 80:80 -d locnh/docker-magento
  

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⁠Set the uid (and/or gid) of apache inside container

• To change the apache uid, use -e UID=<your uid> (you can use this).

• To change the apache gid, use -e GID=<your gid> (use at your own risk).

• Example:

  $ docker run --name magento -e UID=501 -v /path/to/magento:/var/www/html -p 80:80 -d locnh/docker-magento
  

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⁠Enable Xdebug remote (Sandbox build only)

• Just add the environment variable with -e XDEBUG_RHOST=<REMOTE_HOST>.

• Example your IDE is running at IP 10.0.75.1:

  $ docker run --name magento -e XDEBUG_RHOST=172.17.0.1 -v /path/to/magento:/var/www/html -p 80:80 -d locnh/docker-magento
  

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⁠Mountable Volumes

Beside Webroot /var/www/html, you can use option -v to mount more volumes to the container such as services logs:

• NginX logs: /var/log/nginx
• Apache logs: /var/log/httpd
• PHP-FPM logs: /var/www/php-fpm

⁠Please keep in mind

If you don't specify tag, default tag is latest. In case you need the build for specified version of magento, use the version as tag. For example, if you need a container to run:

• Magento 2.x:

  $ docker run --name magento -v /path/to/magento:/var/www/html -p 80:80 -d locnh/docker-magento:2
  

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• Magento 1.x:

  $ docker run --name magento -v /path/to/magento:/var/www/html -p 80:80 -d locnh/docker-magento:1
  

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⁠Contribute

1. Fork me
2. Make changes
3. Create pull request
4. Grab a cup of coffee