If you ever come into the situation, that you need a bunch of webshops to train a neural network on them, this repository may help you. It contains a bunch of webshops that can be installed for free inside docker containers.

All containers can be built and started with docker-compose up. After starting the docker containers, you still need to install most of the shops. E. g. entering the database connection, which runs on the host db. The username is usually the shopname and the password is the shopname + pw, if you are unsure, take a look into the mysql-init.sql file.

For security reasons, please do not make these containers available publicly on the internet. The default passwords are far from secure.

To use some of the shops, you need to assign them a domain. Additionally some websites only work with http but not with https.

The database is setup in mysql-init.sql. You can connect from the docker host with mysql -h 127.0.0.1 -P 3307 -u root -prootpw.

1. If the webshop needs a MySQL database, add it into the mysql-init.sql file and execute the same commands on the database to avoid rebuilding the mysql container and loosing the data of all shops.
2. Add the server to the docker-compose.yml file with a new port
3. Add the domain to the dns database (mysql -h <ip of dns_db_1> -P 3306 -u root -prootpw) in the records table
4. Start the new site with docker-compose up <name>

The ip of the dns_db_1 container can be found with docker inspect dns_db_1.

Avactis needs a modified database, so you need to run ALTER TABLE asc_module MODIFY module_system VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0'; on the avactis database.

Magento was working but it has no demo content and redirects to https, therefor it was dropped.

Blesta is not really a shop and it only has a 30 day trial so it is not included.