Based on docker-webserver.

Webserver included:

• Nginx
• PHP
• Redis
• MySQL
• composer
• cloud backups
• Mailhog (for development environment)
• NodeJS (for development environment)

1. Prepare server;
2. Install docker;
3. Install docker-compose;

git clone git@github.com:rycbar-software/website.git .

cp .env.example .env && cp www/.env.example www/.env

• COMPOSE_SEPARATOR - separator for compose files in .env file. ":" for linux/MacOS, ";" for Windows;
• COMPOSE_FILE - which docker-compose files will be included;
• SYSTEM_GROUP_ID - ID of host user group. Usually 1000;
• SYSTEM_USER_ID - ID of host user. Usually 1000;
• APP_NAME - url by which the site is accessible. For example, example.com or example.local for local development;
• ADMINISTRATOR_EMAIL - email to which we send information about certificates;
• DB_HOST - database host. By default db, but in the case when the database is on another server - specify the server address;
• DB_DATABASE - database name;
• DB_USER - the name of the user who works with the database;
• DB_USER_PASSWORD - database user password;
• DB_ROOT_PASSWORD - password of the root database user;
• AWS_S3_URL - url of cloud backup storage;
• AWS_S3_BUCKET - name of the bucket in the backup storage;
• AWS_S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID - storage key;
• AWS_S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY - storage password;
• AWS_S3_LOCAL_MOUNT_POINT - path to the local folder where we mount the cloud storage.

• dc-app.yml - core webserver services. Include nginx, php, redis;
• dc-db.yml - database service. Use if you database is on same server;
• dc-dev.yml - dev environment services. NPM, NodeJs, MailHog;
• dc-cloud.yml - cloud backups storage.

docker-compose build
docker-compose up -d
docker-compose run --rm composer install --no-dev -o
docker-compose run --rm artisan key:generate
docker-compose run --rm artisan storage:link
docker-compose run --rm artisan migrate
docker-compose run --rm artisan admin:create

./nginx-proxy-up.sh

./cgi-bin/prepare-crontab.sh

Webserver present standalone containers for composer, artisan and npm commands. To run commands - use next examples:

docker-compose run --rm composer [you composer command]
docker-compose run --rm composer require spatie/laravel-permission

docker-compose run --rm artisan [you artisan command]
docker-compose run --rm artisan migrate

docker-compose run --rm npm [you npm command]
docker-compose run --rm npm build