Magento 2 docker setup without extras and fancy utility commands.
This docker setup is intended to be used by exec-ing into containers.
TLS for local installation is handled via self-signed certificate by mkcert.
- Install mkcert:
apt install mkcert - Install the local CA:
mkcert -install
- Run
bin/setup.shand enter the prompted data - Build containers by running:
docker-compose build - Start the containers:
docker-compose up
Nginx container will not start correctly as it requires Magento to be installed first.
Setup uses the nginx.conf.sample provided in default Magento as it's configuration.
Once the nginx.conf.sample is present, restart the containers or wait for auto-restart.
Alternatively you edit nginx config file located in: build/nginx-http/default.conf
Install Magento via: bin/install.sh or exec into PHP container to install manually.
Make sure the containers are running when executing the bin/install.sh script.
No admin user will be created. Use Magento's admin:user:create command.
Exec into PHP container and git clone your existing Magento project.
To manage the database, exec into database container and execute the mysql commands:
docker exec -ti [mysql-container-name] /bin/bash
In order to import the existing Magento database:
- Place the database dump into
data/sql-dumps/directory - Exec into DB container:
docker exec -ti [mysql-container-name] /bin/bash - Run standard MySQL DB import: the
sql-dumpsdirectory is mounted as/var/sql-dumps
Cron service does not start automatically in the PHP container. Run the following script to start it:
bin/cron.sh start
Export the VCL configuration from Magento and replace the contents in build/varnish/default.vcl file.
Restart the containers and configure Magento to use Varnish cache instead of the built-in full page cache.
Remember to add your local Magento installation's URL to /etc/hosts file. F.e. 127.0.0.1 local.magento.com