vukor/mysql
Build for MySQL. Project available on https://github.com/vukor/docker-web-stack
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This is docker projects for run web apps as containers - nginx, php, mysql, postfix, dnsmasq.
Download project:
git clone https://vukor@github.com/vukor/docker-web-stack.git
Install docker and docker-compose on your system
[ OPTIONAL ] Change the docker-compose.yml. For example, you can change MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD or change php version (default php 5.6).
Create volume data:
cd docker-web-stack/
docker volume create --name data
Create and start containers:
docker-compose up --no-build -d
Go to your http:/localhost/ You must see response from nginx - "410 Gone"
If you use OSX (like me) - you also have to create alias 127.0.0.2 on loopback:
sudo ifconfig lo0 127.0.0.2 alias
You can create your first virtual host:
./bin/create.prj.py PRJNAME
(then documentroot is ./htdocs/PRJNAME/)
or
./bin/create.prj.py -v5 PRJNAME
(then documentroot is ./htdocs/PRJNAME/www/)
After that put your web files to documentroot
For stop, start, restart, up and build for all or one of project container you have to run:
docker-compose stop [container]
docker-compose start [container]
docker-compose restart [container]
docker-compose up -d [container]
docker-compose build [container]
For exampple, you create project my-first-project.ru. But for working in your browser you need that domain myp-first-project.ru is resolve to 127.0.0.1
For working this create your first zone:
echo "address=/my-first-project.ru/127.0.0.1" > .dnsmasq/zones/my-first-project.ru
Build and up image dnsmasq:
docker-compose build dns docker-compose up -d dns
And add to /etc/resolv.conf after your real nameservers:
nameserver 127.0.0.2
Now you can resolve my-first-project.ru. and *.my-first-project.ru. to 127.0.0.1
For connect to mysql service run:
make db-cmd
For backup all your databases run:
make db-backup
Your databases will be located in backup/ directory.
For restore all databases from backup/ directory to mysql service run:
make db-restore
Run:
make upgrade
This command backup all your databases, upgrade docker images, run new updated containers and restore all your databases.
Now you have docker image vukor/cron for run cron jobs.
make crontabs
docker-compose build cron &% docker-compose up -d cron
.nginx/etc, .mysql5x/etc, .php5x/etc - config files
htdocs - web files
logs - app logs
backup - mysql backups
Copyright (c) 2016 Anton Bugreev anton@bugreev.ru
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docker pull vukor/mysql