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kickstart-whale

Docker containers to help sig-web members kickstart development.

Introduction

This project will create three docker containers. The first being a base that includes packages such as npm and flask. SSH is also configured in the base. The second container is running Apache + PHP while the third is running MySQL.

All can be used together or separately. In fact, if you would rather Apache be in the base container you can clone this repo, add the package to the Dockerfile, configure supervisor to start Apache and then rebuild the image. Use this in whatever way that makes sense for you. If for some reason you would want to install Firefox, you can do that too. Considering the base image includes openssh-server you can X forward.

Before you can begin you must install Docker . If you already have Docker ensure it is up to date.

FAQ

  • Do I need Docker Compose in order to use this?

You do not need Docker Compose but it is highly recommended to get this running. If you choose not to use it you can pull the images manually:

docker pull jasonodoom/sigweb-docker
docker pull jasonodoom/sigweb-lap
docker pull jasonodoom/sigweb-mysql

Then run with your choice of docker options:

docker run -d --name sigweb-base --restart always -v $PWD/sigweb:/home/webdev jasonodoom/sigweb-docker

If you would like to use Docker Compose you should follow the installation instructions You then have the option of building via Compose or pulling from Docker Hub.

NOTE: By default, docker-compose.yml is configured to pull from Docker Hub. If you would like to build instead uncomment the "#build:" lines and comment the "image:" lines.

  • How do I run this with Compose?

To start the project with Compose run:

docker-compose up

If you don't want stdout you can append -d to daemonize the process, silencing output:

docker-compose up -d
  • Where is my data?

All sigweb-* images are configured to use volumes which allow data between the host and docker container to be shared. Therefore, any files in /home/webdev in sigweb-docker and /var/www/html in sigweb-lap will be stored on your local filesystem.

  • How do I build images locally?

    If you would rather not use the available images on Docker Hub: edit docker-compose.yml, comment or remove the "image:" lines and uncomment "#build."

    It should look something like this when done:

    

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sigweb:
build: ./sigweb-base
volumes:
- $PWD/sigweb/webdev/home:/home/webdev/
expose:
- "22"
#image: jasonodoom/sigweb-docker
container_name: "sigweb-base"


You would do this for each.

- How do I SSH into the base container?

You can SSH into jasonodoom/sigweb-docker by running:

```bash
ssh webdev@IP_ADDRESS_OF_CONTAINER



where webdev is the default user.


    

  • Where can I get more information regarding the MySQL Database?
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The jasonodoom/sigweb-db image uses the official Docker mysql image. Visit the repository page for more information.


Known Issues


    

  • What is the mysql db password?
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The db password is set via MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD as 'M/$q1' However, it is ignoring the last three characters and only uses the first two. Therefore, as of now the password is simply 'M/'


You can run:


docker inspect sigweb-db | grep IPAddress | cut -d '"' -f 4


to get the IP of the jasonodoom/sigweb-db container.


Then connect via the mysql client:


mysql -u root -h IP_ADDRESS -pM/


for example.


A PHPMyAdmin container is on the To Do List among other things. Pull requests are also encouraged.