timbrandin/drupal repository overview

⁠Drupal development with Docker

Quick and easy to use Docker container for your local Drupal development. It contains a LAMP stack and an SSH server, along with an up to date version of Drush. It is based on Ubuntu Trusty⁠.

⁠Getting started

⁠OSX/Windows

1. Use Kitematic⁠ and search and download timbrandin/drupal⁠.
2. Mount your Drupal site root (the folder containing index.php) using the existing Volume.
3. Boom! You can now install Drupal or change the settings.php to point to an existing database.

⁠Linux

1. Follow the guide on running it below.
2. Mount your Drupal site root (the folder containing index.php) using the existing Volume.
3. Boom! You can now install Drupal or change the settings.php to point to an existing database.

⁠Summary

This image contains:

• Apache 2.4.7
• MySQL 5.5.44-0ubuntu0.12.04.1
• PHP 5.6.11-1+deb.sury.org~trusty+1
• Drush 7.0
• Drupal 7.38
• Composer

⁠Passwords

• MySQL: root: (no password)
• SSH: root:root

⁠Exposed ports

• 80 (Apache)
• 22 (SSH)
• 3306 (MySQL)

⁠Installation

⁠Github

Clone the repository locally and build it:

git clone https://github.com/timbrandin/docker-drupal.git
cd docker-drupal
docker build -t yourname/drupal .

⁠Docker repository

Get the image:

docker pull timbrandin/drupal

⁠Running it

docker run -d -P --name drupal -t timbrandin/drupal

Here's an example running the container and forwarding localhost:8080 to the container, (notice on OSX/Windows it will be your virtual machine's IP instead of localhost):

docker run -d -p 8080:80 --name drupal -t timbrandin/drupal

⁠Writing code locally

Here's an example running the container, forwarding port 8080 like before, but also mounting the containers web folder var/www/ to my local web/ folder with Drupal. I can then start writing code on my local machine, directly in this folder, and it will be available inside the container:

docker run -d -p 8080:80 --name drupal -v `pwd`/web:/var/www/ -t timbrandin/drupal

⁠Using Drush

Open a terminal to your Docker container:

docker exec -it drupal /bin/bash

Run Drush commands like these on your site.

drush pm-update