Laravel Octane Dockerfile

A pretty configurable, production-ready and multi-stage Dockerfile for Laravel Octane powered web services and microservices.

The Docker configuration provides the following setup:

• PHP 8.0, 8.1 and 8.2 official DebianBuster-based images
• Preconfigured JIT compiler and OPcache

Container modes

You can build the Docker image in different modes:

Mode	CONTAINER_MODE ARG	HTTP server	Exposed port
Octane (default)	app	Swoole / RoadRunner	9000
Horizen	horizon	-	-
Scheduler	scheduler	-	-

If you want to run Horizon in the Octane container, then you should set APP_WITH_HORIZON build argument true.

If you want to run Scheduler in the Octane container, then you should set APP_WITH_SCHEDULER build argument true.

PHP extensions

And the following PHP extensions are included:

• OpenSwoole/Swoole with support of OpenSSL, HTTP/2, Native cURL hook for coroutines, mysqlnd and asynchronous DNS.
• OPcache
• Redis
• PCNTL
• BCMath
• RDKAFKA
• INTL
• pdo_mysql
• pdo_pgsql (disabled by default)
• pgsql (disabled by default)
• Memcached (disabled by default)
• zip
• cURL
• GD
• mbstring
• bz2

Usage

1. Clone this repository:

git clone --depth 1 [email protected]:exaco/laravel-octane-dockerfile.git

2. Copy cloned directory content including deployment directory, Dockerfile and .dockerignore into your Octane powered Laravel project
3. Change directory to your Laravel project
4. Build your image:

• Container app mode:

docker build -t <image-name>:<tag> .

• Container horizon mode:

docker build -t <image-name>:<tag> --build-arg CONTAINER_MODE=horizon .

• Container scheduler mode:

docker build -t <image-name>:<tag> --build-arg CONTAINER_MODE=scheduler .

5. Up the container:

docker run -p <port>:9000 --rm <image-name>:<tag>

Configuration

There are something that you maybe want to configure:

• Swoole HTTP server config in supervisord.app.conf
• OPcache and JIT configurations in opcache.ini
• PHP configurations in php.ini
• ENTRYPOINT Bash script in entrypoint.sh
• Set PHP_VERSION using the --build-arg option along with the build command
• Set TZ (OS timezone) using the --build-arg option along with the build command

Using RoadRunner instead of Swoole

1. Ensure you have roadrunner as a dependency in your composer.json
2. Set OCTANE_SERVER=roadrunner using the --build-arg option along with the build command

You can configure RoadRunner through deployment/octane/.rr.prod.yaml.

Recommended Swoole options for octane.php

// config/octane.php

return [
    'swoole' => [
        'options' => [
            'http_compression' => true,
            'http_compression_level' => 6, // 1 - 9
            'compression_min_length' => 20,
            'package_max_length' => 20 * 1024 * 1024, // 20MB
            'open_http2_protocol' => true,
            'document_root' => public_path(),
            'enable_static_handler' => true,
        ]
    ]
];

Utilities

Also, some useful Bash functions and aliases are added in utilities.sh that maybe help.

Notes

• Laravel Octane logs requests information only in the local environment.
• Please be aware about .dockerignore content

ToDo

• Add support for Horizon
• Add support for RoadRunner
• Add support for the full stack apps (Front-end assets)
• Add support testing environment and CI
• Add support for Laravel scheduler
• Add support for Laravel Dusk
• Support more PHP extensions
• Add tests
• Add Alpine-based images

Contributing

Thank you for considering contributing! If you find an issue, or have a better way to do something, feel free to open an issue, or a PR.

Credits

• SMorteza Ebadi
• All contributors

License

This repository is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.