Nginx server running with Docker for PHP applications.
With:

• Composer
• MySQL
• PHPMyAdmin
• NGNX PROXY

• Docker
• Docker Compose

1. Clone
2. Move to -> cd ${APP_NAME}
3. Copy .example.env to .env

NOTICE: Update the values ​​of the variables in .env

• APP_NAME :: Name of your application. NOTICE: Please use uppercase and underscores.
• NGINX_HOST :: Route where your application will live. example :: myapp.local
• DB_PASSWORD :: Database pass.
• DB_USER :: Database user.
• DB_NAME :: The database name used by the application.
• DB_HOST :: Name of the service where MySQL runs. default :: db
• PHP_VERSION :: PHP version
• MYSQL_VERSION :: MySQL version

You must add the route "${NGINX_HOST}" where your application lives to the hosts file located at:

C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

NOTICE: Add your route and add another version with the prefix db.

Warning: Just edit the part of the myapp.local || ${NGINX_HOST} route

Examples

127.0.0.1 ${NGINX_HOST}
127.0.0.1 db.${NGINX_HOST}

127.0.0.1 myapp.local
127.0.0.1 db.myapp.local

1. Copy your entire App to the app/ directory.

   1.1 Make sure you have an index.php file in app/
   1.2 Make sure you have an composer.json file in app/

2. Start the application:
   Note: root of main directory ./ not in ./app/

   docker-compose up -d

   Please wait this might take a several minutes...

   docker-compose logs -f # Follow log output

   2.1 See logs of a specific container:

    ```sh
    docker logs <CONTAINER_NAME>
    ```
   

   2.1 Example: <MY_APP_SERVER> <MY_APP_MY_SQL_ADMIN>

3. Open your browser:

   • http://${NGINX_HOST} Your App
   • http://db.${NGINX_HOST} AdminDB:: Manage your database.

4. Stop and clear services

   docker-compose down -v

run/backup.sh

run/restore.sh