Setup Docker for LAMP!

Author: Doe Hoon LEE

This shows the steps to setup LAMP environment with DockerPermalink

What is LAMP?Permalink

LAMP stands for Linux Apache MySQL PHPPermalink

You can simply git clone https://github.com/DOEHOONLEE/dockerLAMP.git or try typing in the following steps!Permalink

1. Project StructurePermalink

1. Create directories php and www

2. Create a Docker file Dockerfile in php directory

3. Create a file docker-compose.yml in the root directory

4. Create index.php in www directory

5. Create .env in root directory [this can be skipped if you do not want to use environment variables]

2. In Dockerfile inside php directory, we will writePermalink

3. index.php within the www directory looks like thisPermalink

4. Now, the most interesting one: docker-compose.ymlPermalink

You can use different names for DATABASE, user, password, or even ports if you want to. Also, again, you do not have to use environment variables like in the picture.

(See step 9 for environment variables)

5. We are now all set! Let’s test it out!Permalink

type in docker-compose up --build and test if it works!

6. Check if all containers are running smoothly!Permalink

type in docker ps

7. Go to localhostPermalink

You should see Connected to MySQL successfully!

8. Test if phpmyadmin is workingPermalink

Go to localhost:8080

9. In case you want to use environment variablesPermalink

10. To stop the service,Permalink

type in docker-compose stop