Running Laravel with Microservices Architecture using Docker Containers.

Inspired by Laradock

The following containers will be run by default:

• nginx
• application (for storing project source code)
• php-fpm
• workspace (for working around with the all project)
• mysql
• mysql_test (for running integration test)
• mongodb
• redis
• data (for storing mysql, mongo, redis data)
• data_test (for storing mysql, mongo, redis data while running test)
• logs (for storing some system logs)

• Copy file docker-compose.yml to your Laravel folder.
• You should change the project keyword with your real project name in docker-compose.yml file.
• You have to change the database's variables to fit your .env file configuration
• If you do not need any services (such as mongodb or redis), simply remove it from docker-compose.yml
• The project's persistant data (mysql, redis, mongodb data ...) will be stored inside this .docker folder. It should be added to .gitignore.
• Run docker-compose up -d and enjoy.
• Run docker exec -it project_workspace bash to enter workspace container. You can run php artisan command inside this container.

Our docker-compose.yml is powered by the following images:

• Laravel nginx image
• Laravel php-fpm image
• Laravel project workspace image