seblucas/alpine-nginx-php repository overview

⁠Nginx Docker image

This image is based on Alpine Linux image, which is only a 5MB image, and contains Nginx⁠ and PHP⁠ installed as a package.

You can check the real Nginx version here for Alpine 3.6⁠ or there for Alpine 3.7⁠.

You can check the real PHP version here for Alpine 3.6⁠ or there for Alpine 3.7⁠.

Most default configuration comes from Nginx Server Configs⁠.

Both services are running through S6 and all logs are redirected to stdout / stderr.

This image should be available (unless a problem happened on my side) for the following architectures :

• amd64
• armhf
• arm64

I'm using a proper manifest so you can use the main tags directly (no need for amd64-X.X.X).

If you want to learn more about multi-architecture docker images, please read my blog⁠

⁠Usage Example

$ docker run --rm -p 80:80 seblucas/alpine-nginx-php

There is a default phpinfo.php page so you can check http://<YOUR DOCKER HOST>/phpinfo.php to confirm your container is working fine.

You can also mount as a volume :

• /etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf : to alter the default website configured.
• /var/www : to add web / php content.

⁠Details

The following php plugins are installed :

• php7-json@community
• php7-openssl@community
• php7-opcache@community
• php7-mbstring@community
• php7-zip@community
• php7-curl@community
• php7-gd@community

⁠TODO

Both php-fpm and Nginx's workers are running as user nginx and for now it's uid/guid is not configurable :

/ # id nginx
uid=100(nginx) gid=101(nginx) groups=101(nginx),82(www-data),101(nginx)

With latest debian Stretch, that user is mapped to systemd-timesync (not a good idea).