novicell / novicell/dds_core php
Repository URL to install this package:
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Version:
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novicell/dds_core
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| Dockerfile |
| README.md |
| apache2.conf |
| docker-compose.yaml |
| entrypoint.sh |
| php.ini |
novicell.auzrecr.io/DDS_PROJECT_NAME# How to setup
Requirements
- Docker
- docker-compose
- an .env file containing enviornments
Spinning the setup
We need to create a docker image now. One will be created automatically by the docker-compose, but for good practices it's better to just create one ourselves. Go into the folder, at the level where Dockerfile and docker-compose is and type
docker build --build-arg=env=dev --target http -t novicell.azurecr.io/DDS_PROJECT_NAME:dev . or
docker build --build-arg=env=staging --target https -t novicell.azurecr.io/DDS_PROJECT_NAME:staging . or
docker build --build-arg=env=prod --target https -t novicell.azurecr.io/DDS_PROJECT_NAME:prod .
After this, all we need to do is create an .env file containing the is described below
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
You will need to create an .env file next to the "docker-compose.yaml" file. Inside it, you will need to add the content on the left of the table, with a format as: DATABASE_HOST=xxx DATABASE_NAME=xxx ...
| Variable | Description |
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| DATABASE_HOST | The address of the database (with docker-compose it will be under the service name - in this case 'database') |
| DATABASE_NAME | The schema name |
| DATABASE_USER | User of the database |
| DATABASE_PASSWORD | Password of the user |
| DATABASE_ROOT_PASSWORD | Root password |
| DATABASE_PORT | The port it's running under (if it's with docker-compose it can be reached by the default port 3306) |
| ENV | dev,prod etc... |
| DOMAIN | This value will be dinamically fetched by Settings.php and Sites.php. It's the only place where you need to change it, no need to create settings.local, etc.. |
Last step
Now we just need to tell docker-compose to spin the image created.
docker-compose up -d
#TIPS
If you need to go inside the container, go at the level of docker-compose file and write
docker-compose exec <APP> bash - replace with the name of the actual application or service (mysql, app, etc..)
If you want to have a symlink/mount of your files into the container, uncomment the lines under app: that are under volume
#Deployment
We now need to tag the created image with the container registry name. (In order to tell docker where to push the image)
Run a docker images in order to see the imageId of the newly created.
After you see the hash, we need to docker tag XXXXXX novicell.azurecr.io/DDS_PROJECT_NAME:[dev/staging/prod] (In the brackets is the types of environments variables. choose one)
After the tagging is completed, just docker push novicell.azurecr.io/DDS_PROJECT_NAME:[dev/staging/prod] (In case it doesn't work, do docker login novicell.azurecr.io with the credentials on 1Pass - Registry Access Keys)
Next step is fetching the ip an ssh into the machine (1Pass). You should then cd into thepremium folder, and run docker pull novicell.azurecr.io/DDS_PROJECT_NAME:[dev/staging/prod]. After some time, it will completed and we just need to docker-compose up -d