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This is an easy customizable docker boilerplate for any PHP-based projects like _Symfony Framework_, _CakePHP_, _Yii_ and many other frameworks or applications.
Supports:
- Nginx or Apache HTTPd
- PHP-FPM (with Xdebug)
- MySQL, MariaDB or PerconaDB
- PostgreSQL
- Solr (disabled, without configuration)
- Elasticsearch (disabled, without configuration)
- Redis (disabled)
- Memcached (disabled)
- Mailcatcher (if no mail sandbox is used, eg. [Vagrant Development VM](https://github.com/mblaschke/vagrant-development))
- FTP server (vsftpd)
- maybe more later...
This Docker boilerplate is based on the [Docker best practices](https://docs.docker.com/articles/dockerfile_best-practices/) and doesn't use too much magic. Configuration of each docker container is available in the `docker/` directory - feel free to customize.
This boilerplate can also be used for any other web project. Just customize the makefile for your needs.
*Warning: There may be issues when using it in production.*
If you have any success stories please contact me.
You can use my [Vagrant Development VM](https://github.com/mblaschke/vagrant-development) for this Docker boilerplate, e.g. for easily creating new boilerplate installations with short shell command: `ct docker:create directory`.
## Table of contents
- [First steps / Installation and requirements](/documentation/INSTALL.md)