monkeycompany/php-apache-certbot repository overview

⁠php-apache-certbot

Docker image with php, pear, xdiff, pagespeed, apache and certbot. Based on ubuntu:bionic

Docker hub : monkeycompany/php-apache-certbot⁠

Framagit project : monkey-company/php-apache-certbot⁠

Github project : monkey-company/php-apache-certbot⁠

⁠Global check

⁠Variables

• DOMAIN : localhost domain for let's encrypt
• EMAIL : admin@localhost email for let's encrypt
• TZ : Europe/Paris timezone
• SHFILE : /etc/apache2/file.sh additionnal script for cron or other
• PAGESPEED : false install google pagespeed module apache
• LIBMOD : re2c additionnal dependencies
• APAMOD : cache,rewrite,ssl,headers apache2 modules
• ADPMOD : autoindex apache2 disable modules
• PHPMOD : bcmath,bz2,intl,gd,mbstring,mysql,zip php modules
• PEAMOD : xdiff pear packages

⁠Volumes

• Let's encrypt configuration : /etc/letsencrypt/
• Apache configuration : /etc/apache2/
• PHP configuration : /etc/php/
• Apache webroot : /var/www/html/

⁠Port

• HTTP : 80
• HTTPS : 443

⁠Tutorial

⁠Quick start

Run the docker run -d --restart=unless-stopped -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -v ${PWD}/path/letsencrypt-conf/:/etc/letsencrypt/ -v ${PWD}/path/apache-conf/:/etc/apache2/ -v ${PWD}/path/php-conf/:/etc/apache2/ -v ${PWD}/path/www/:/var/www/html/ -e DOMAINS='example.com' -e EMAIL='[email protected]' monkeycompany/php-apache-certbot command.

⁠Step one

Create a docker-compose.yml file or import yaml in Rancher.

php-apache-certbot:
  image: monkeycompany/php-apache-certbot
  ports:
    - '80:80'
    - '443:443'
  environment:
    DOMAINS: 'example.com'
    EMAIL: '[email protected]'
    PAGESPEED: 'true'
    LIBMOD: 're2c'
    APAMOD: 'cache,rewrite,ssl,headers'
    APDMOD: 'autoindex'
    PHPMOD: 'bcmath,bz2,intl,gd,mbstring,mysql,zip'
    PEAMOD: 'xdiff'

  volumes:
    - ${PWD}/path/letsencrypt-conf/:/etc/letsencrypt/
    - ${PWD}/path/apache-conf/:/etc/apache2/
    - ${PWD}/path/php-conf/:/etc/apache2/
    - ${PWD}/path/www/:/var/www/html/

⁠Step two

Run the docker-compose up command in the same directory.

⁠Step three

Run the certbot --apache --non-interactive --agree-tos --email $EMAIL --domains $DOMAINS certonly command in the container.

⁠Step four (For k8s, rancher)

If you use Kubernetes or Rancher, regenerate all the containers to apply the configurations in volumes.

⁠Step five (Optionnal)

If you need cron or additionnal commands, use the variable SHFILE for define a path and make script file :)