A very basic LAMP stack environment for development. It was built using Docker Compose 3.9 and consists following:

• PHP 7.4
• Apache 2.4
• MySQL 8.0
• MailHog 1.0.1

Clone this repository on your local computer and run the docker compose on your terminal.

docker-compose up -d --build

In order to run this container you'll need docker installed.

• Windows
• OS X
• Linux

Clone this repository on your local computer and run the docker compose on your terminal.

git clone https://github.com/andreipa/docker-lamp
cd docker-lamp/
git fetch --all
docker-compose up -d --build

You can access your LAMP stack via http://localhost or http://app.local

You need to modify your hosts file. How to Edit the Hosts File?

This package comes with default configuration options. You can modify them by editing the Dockerfile inside the folders ./bin/mysql and ./bin/webserver. The variables are contained in the default Environment file ./.env - you must run doocker-compose command from the project root, otherwise the file is ignored.

• DOCUMENT_ROOT - The document root for the Apache server. The default value is ./www. All your sites will go here and will be synced automatically. You can create subfolders for each project.
• VHOSTS_DIR - The virtual hosts. The default value for this is ./config/vhosts. You can place your virtual hosts conf files here.
• APACHE_LOG_DIR - This will be used to store Apache logs. The default value for this is ./logs/apache2.
• MYSQL_LOG_DIR - This will be used to store Apache logs. The default value for this is ./logs/mysql.
• MYSQL_DATA_DIR - This is MySQL data directory. The default value for this is ./data/mysql. All your MySQL data files will be stored here.
• PHP_INI - The file php.ini with custom configuration. You can customise as you need and saving it at ./config/php/.

• DB_ROOT_PASSWORD - The root password of the MySQL. Default root.
• DB_USER - Optional user name with superuser permissions. Default user.
• DB_PASSWORD - Optional password for the user. Default root.

Apache is configured to run on port 80. So, you can access it via http://localhost.

By default following modules are enabled.

• rewrite
• headers

If you want to enable more modules. Just update ./bin/webserver/Dockerfile.

You can connect to web server using docker exec command to perform various operation on it. Use below command to login to container via bash.

docker exec -it dev-7.4-webserver bash

The installed version of PHP is 7.4

By default following extensions are installed.

• bcmath
• calendar
• curl
• exif
• gettext
• intl
• json
• imagick-3.4.4
• mysqli
• pdo_sqlite
• xdebug-3.0.4
• xml
• zip

If you want to install more extension, just update ./bin/webserver/Dockerfile.

MailHog is an email-testing tool with a fake SMTP server underneath. It encapsulates the SMTP protocol with extensions and does not require specific backend implementations. MailHog runs a super simple SMTP server that hogs outgoing emails sent to it. You can see the hogged emails in a web interface. MailHog is a portable tool built with Golang. You can run it on any supported platform, and Golang binary files allow you to set it up very simple – just copy and launch.

http://localhost:8025

• Debian
• Composer
• Browscap
• MailHog

The LAMP stack comes with a simple index.php file in the default DOCUMENT_ROOT. You can checkout another project containing your website into ./www to replace the default, or you can checkout to a different directory or subdirectory - just update DOCUMENT_ROOT in .env file appropriately and rebuild with docker-compose.

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.

• Andrei Andrade - Initial work - andreipa
• Trung Nguyen - t12ung
• Andre Pretto - prettoandre

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.

• Many thanks to Docker