A Dockerfile that installs the latest Moodle, Apache and PHP. This uses the official MySQL images from Docker Hub.
git clone https://github.com/up2university/docker-moodle.git
cd docker-moodle
Populate envs/
(based on the contents of envs-templates/
) to specify local details, especially common.env
:
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=MyMy5QLPas$word
MOODLE_PASSWORD=MyM00Dl3Pas$word
VIRTUAL_HOST=localhost
and fill out other .env
files from /envs-templates
for automatic
configuration of any needed tools/integrations.
Create a directory ./data/
to hold persistent data.
To spawn a new instance of Moodle:
docker-compose build
docker-compose up
and, in a separate terminal, once the Docker containers are running,
docker-compose exec moodle /configure.sh
docker-compose exec mysql /configure.sh
to configure from the /envs/
directory.
You can visit the following URL in a browser to get started:
https://localhost/
Thanks to sergiogomez, eugeneware and ricardoamaro for their Dockerfiles.
By default a self-signed certificate is created. It is enough for local instances.
Setting up a public instance, edit envs/common.env
to includes
CURL_OPTS='-k'
and do the following:
docker-compose exec moodle bash
rm /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/default-ssl.conf
rm -r /etc/letsencrypt/live
/certbot-setup.sh
exit
docker-compose restart moodle
To renew the certificate later just run the /certbot-setup.sh within the container.
Build the app and push images to Docker Hub:
branch=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)
docker build -t up2university/moodle-mysql:${branch} mysql
docker push up2university/moodle-mysql:${branch}
docker build -t up2university/moodle:${branch} moodle
docker push up2university/moodle:${branch}
For the first time put .env file on the host and add DOCKER_TAG=value, specifying which git branch or commit should be deployed on the host. Docker images are created for both branches and particular commits, for instance:
- DOCKER_TAG=develop
- DOCKER_TAG=commit-985d87ac2b69c119058a5d290c250e09ed79962b
On deploy upload docker-compose-deploy.yml to the host and run the following there:
docker-compose -f docker-compose-deploy.yml pull
docker-compose -f docker-compose-deploy.yml up -d
- Sometimes after deployments, changes don’t work until one opens the settings page for particular component and then save it (without changing anything). Spotted for missing CERNBox in the repository list.