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< h1 > Accolade ' s Docker LAMP Stack for Magento </ h1 >
< p > To get started , first < a href = " https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/ " target = " _blank " > download and install Docker </ a >.</ p >
< h2 > For Windows Devs </ h2 >
< p > Once you have that out of the way , you 'll first need to delete the default machine, and replace it with one that has a bit more RAM. You shouldn' t allocate more than half of your total RAM to the machine . Since I have 8 GB of RAM , I ' ll allocate 4 GB to Docker , so I still have a bit for my host machine :</ p >
< p > Remove the existing machine :</ p >
< pre > docker - machine rm default </ pre >
< p > Replace it with a new one :</ p >
< pre > docker - machine create - d virtualbox -- virtualbox - memory " 4096 " default </ pre >
< p > You can replace </ p >
< pre > default </ pre >
< p > with whatever you like . It ' s not very important .</ p >
< p > With your new machine set up , cd into the directory where these files are located . Docker will start you at your home by default , so for me it ' s just </ p >
< pre > cd Documents / docker - lemp </ pre >
< p >< i > Reminder to Windows devs :</ i > This is a bash shell , so capitalization counts .</ p >
< h2 > All Devs </ h2 >
< p > From the docker - lamp directory , you can run </ p >
< pre > docker - compose up - d </ pre >
< p > This will take some time because Docker will have to fetch and configure the image for the LAMP stack .</ p >
< h2 > Windows Devs </ h2 >
< p > Once the installation is complete , run </ p >
< pre > docker - machine ip default </ pre >
< p > to get the IP address of your Docker machine . Drop that into the address bar of your favorite browser and you should see a screen very much like this one !</ p >
< h2 > Linux Devs </ h2 >
< p > On Linux , you can usually get away with just going to localhost ( 127.0 . 0.1 ) </ p >
< h2 > All Devs </ h2 >
< p > You can also use that same IP address to set up MySQL Workbench with it , if you prefer , or you can use PHPMyAdmin , by visiting your machine ' s IP address at / phpmyadmin . In my case , this would be < a href = " http://192.168.99.100/phpmyadmin " target = " _blank " > http :// 192.168 . 99.100 / phpmyadmin </ a >.</ p >
< p > The default root password is empty .</ p >
< p > Once you have your Docker machine running , you can place your files in the public_html folder . The other folders contain configuration files , so it ' s not recommended to add files to them or modify them in any way .</ p >
< p > To get shell access to your machine , there are a couple of things you have to take into consideration . The most important being that the process are each run in their own containers , so you cannot access multiple processes from the same shell . This means that you will need to open a different shell process for each running process you wish to connect to . To see a list of all of your running containers , use the following command :</ p >
< pre > docker ps </ pre >
< p > this will give you an output that looks something like this :</ p >
< pre > $ docker ps
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
50 d61f2b31cb dockerlemp_nginx " nginx -g 'daemon off " About an hour ago Up About an hour 0.0 . 0.0 : 80 -> 80 / tcp , 443 / tcp dockerlemp_nginx_1
190 bc213fe3a dockerlemp_php " php-fpm " About an hour ago Up About an hour 9000 / tcp dockerlemp_php_1
fe0d4632c300 phpmyadmin / phpmyadmin " /run.sh " About an hour ago Up About an hour 0.0 . 0.0 : 8080 -> 80 / tcp dockerlemp_phpmyadmin_1
509 ab5917034 dockerlemp_mysql " docker-entrypoint.sh " About an hour ago Up About an hour 0.0 . 0.0 : 3306 -> 3306 / tcp dockerlemp_mysql_1
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< p > By using either the container id or its name , you can connect to them with the following command :</ p >
< pre > docker exec - it CONTAINER_NAME / ID / bin / bash </ pre >
< p > Replace CONTAINER_NAME / ID with the name or id of the container you ' d like to connect to , and you will be dropped into a bash environment where you can run commands like importing a large database into MySQL or running composer or magerun ( both of which are already installed and ready to use . ) </ p >
< p > So , to run a composer installation , you would need to first run </ p >
< pre > docker exec - it dockerlemp_php_1 / bin / bash </ pre >
< p > to gain access to the shell , and then you could cd into the correct directory and run your composer install command .</ p >
< p > As stated earlier , you will not have access to the mysql process from this shell . To gain that , you ' ll have to press </ p >
< pre > Ctrl + D </ pre >
< p > to exit the current shell , and then run </ p >
< pre > docker exec - it dockerlemp_mysql_1 / bin / bash </ pre >
< p > to enter a shell with access to the mysql process .</ p >
< p class = " info " > For all questions and concerns , ping < span >@ Billy </ span > in Flowdock </ p >
< h2 > DISCLAIMER :</ h2 >
< p > This Docker machine should under NO circumstances , be used in a production environment . This is solely intended for local development , and has numerous security concerns that would need to be addressed prior to being a feasible production candidate . You have been warned .</ p >
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< h3 > MySQL Connection Status : < span style = " color: <?php echo $color ; ?>; " >< ? php echo $mysqlStatus ; ?> </span></h3>
< h2 > Cheat Sheet </ h2 >
< p > composer :</ p >
< pre > docker exec - it dockerlamp_app_1 composer </ pre >
< p > interactive bash shell :</ p >
< pre > docker exec - it dockerlamp_app_1 / bin / bash </ pre >
< p > mage - dbdump . sh :</ p >
< pre > docker exec - it dockerlamp_app_1 / var / www / html / mustijamirri / mage - dbdump . sh </ pre >
< p > magerun :</ p >
< pre > docker exec - it dockerlamp_app_1 magerun </ pre >
< p > mysql :</ p >
< pre > docker exec - it dockerlamp_app_1 mysql </ pre >
< p > modman :</ p >
< pre > docker exec - it dockerlamp_app_1 modman </ pre >
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