LNPP

This is for all LNPPers.
A Docker Compose setup for the environment of LNPP.

• Linux
• Nginx
• PostgreSQL
• PHP

Requirements

• Docker
• Docker Compose

Quick Start

Setup the environment variables:

cp .env.example .env

Run the Docker Compose:

docker-compose up

Or run it in background:

docker-compose up -d

Open the browser and visit the localhost, you will see your app running happily.

Database

You can access the postgreSQL at 127.0.0.1:5432(default).

Notice that docker/postgres/* will be created.
Those files are Database archives for PostgreSQL.

Feel free to edit the docker/postgres/.gitignore if you need.

Commands

Run

# Run containers in foreground
docker-compose up

# Or run in background and see the logs (recommended)
docker-compose up -d
docker-compose logs --tail=1000 -f

# --tail: for limit the output logs
# -f: keep following the logs updated

# If you need to build and then run
docker-compose up -d --build

Stop

docker-compose down

List all your running containers

docker ps

# If your want to check the stopped containers
docker ps -a

Environment Variables

The environment variables defined in .env files:

• APP_NAME: The app name
• POSTGRES_USER: The username to be created for postgres
• POSTGRES_PASSWORD: The password to be created for the user of postgres
• POSTGRES_DB: The database name to be created for the postgres
• PGDATA_PATH: The directory for storing the localdata of postgres
• WEB_SERVER_PORT: The public port for your web application

Docker Resources

In docker/, there are some initial configuration files for the PHP and Nginx.

PHP

• php/Dockerfile: For config the docker image of php
• php/php.ini: For config the php to use

Nginx

• nginx/nginx.conf: For config the nginx web server

Multiple Servers

To run more server at one time, copy the docker/nginx/nginx.conf and edit the config for creating multiple web server, and then restart the docker compose.

See on Stackoverflow.

Laravel

In the src/, create your Laravel application.

Optional: You can change the setting index public/index.php; in docker/nginx/nginx.conf if you need.

Restart the docker compose and you will see the application of Laravel.

More

I hope these contents can help you guys.

Thanks and happy hacking.