Sourcetoad Internal Development Tools includes a growing collection of tutorials for managing IDEs, hooking up tools with Docker and any combination of those things.

Additionally, this repository holds our data source services which is a collection of databases and other services that projects will more than likely need. It also provides a proxy setup via nginx-proxy so that multiple projects can be run at the same time without the need for different ports.

This means docker configurations for each project only needs to worry about the the language and other tools it may need, as the databases and other services are standardized in this project. Since most cloud providers provide managed versions of these services, you likely would not use a docker version of them in production.

1. Execute git clone [email protected]:sourcetoad/DevopsToolKit.git devop-tools
2. cd devop-tools
3. cd ./docker/data-source-services/
4. Execute ./network-creation.sh

• If this fails, then manual configuration is necessary before compilation. Perform the following:
  1. docker network create st-internal

5. Execute docker-compose up --build

• If you're in a Windows environment, then perform the following if your build fails:
  1. Kill, and optionally disable, the World Wide Web Publishing Service.
  2. Run set COMPOSE_CONVERT_WINDOWS_PATHS=1 in your CMD or PowerShell terminal.
  3. Redo step 5 or follow more detailed steps here.

6. Wait for the terminal to complete executing.
7. You now have Sourcetoad data sources running and logging to the console.

1. Optionally included is the following tools:

• phpMyAdmin

2. cd devop-tools
3. cd ./docker/data-source-tools/
4. Execute docker-compose up --build
5. Wait for the terminal to complete executing.
6. You now have Sourcetoad data source tools running.

If the optional tools are launched, you can find phpMyAdmin at: localhost:8080

• It supports the following databases...
  • mariadb102 (deprecated)
  • mariadb103
  • mariadb104
  • mariadb105

Inside the examples folder you will find example Docker configurations for popular frameworks like Laravel and Yii2.

The examples make the assumption that any domain used for local development is already added to the /etc/hosts file. You can edit to add 127.0.0.1 domain.docker.

Inside the scripts folder you will find one-off scripts to help with tasks.

• db_migrate.sh - Helps migrate databases between versions of mysql.

• Setting up Nginx-Proxy
• Setting up PHP Testing in PHPStorm
• Leveraging Yii2 Shell