wizkunde/magento-docker repository overview

⁠Building and running the image

export PHP_VERSION=7.1
export MAGENTO_VERSION=2.3.1
export MAGENTO_HOST=my.dev.url
export MAGENTO_SAMPLEDATA=1
export MAGENTO_PUBLIC=your-magento-access-token-public
export MAGENTO_PRIVATE=your-magento-access-token-private
docker-compose build
docker-compose up -d

⁠Supported PHP versions

• 7.0
• 7.1
• 7.2 (untested)
• 7.3 (untested)

⁠Supported Magento Versions

• 2.1
• 2.2
• 2.3

⁠Init scripts

You can add .sh files to the init.d directory which will be run after magento is installed The file init.d/sampledata.sh is already existent to provide sampledata installation functionality. Init scripts can be used to install any extension and execute anything needed in addition to the regular installation

⁠Sampledata

If sample data is being installed, you need to provide your access token keys These can be found on: https://developer.magento.com/account/keys⁠

⁠No Persistency

This image has no persistency so that Magento versions can easily be changed Persistency would throw 500 errors as Magento downgrades. MySQL would contain newer versions and a newer schema, causing M2 not to work

If you would like persistency, enable it in the docker-compose file by removing the comment marks Be aware that you cannot downgrade after this, until you completely remove your volumes by using docker volume destroy

⁠Checking the output and build status

docker-compose logs -f

Will show you what the container is currently doing and if magento installed properly