It is easy to use simple LAMP server image based on phusion baseimage ( Ubuntu 18.04) with required dependencies required to run TAO Open Source Assessment Platform on top of it.
This image is cooked on top of simple LAMP image using Ubuntu, Apache, PHP and MySql in a single image with small addition of T.A.O specific salt and pepper.
Original documentation is quite applicable here with some minor differences listed below.
It is Ubuntu 18.04+ apache + php 7.3 + mySQL ready to use server image which is able to mount your application source folder together with SQL database files folder. So you would be able to manage your source-files and database on you local machine. Although, you always can use preinstalled /phpMyAdmin to manage your container’s database on the go.
you need to define 2 separate folders: one for application source and other for mySQL damp ( not necessary). Fo example you project folder structure could look like this:
my_project
|-- app
|-- mysql
place your source files inside app folder and then run this command from parent directory my_project
docker run -i -t -p "88:80" -v ${PWD}/app:/app -v ${PWD}/mysql:/var/lib/mysql handleman/tao_lamp:latest
That is it. Now your project is served through: http://localhost:88/
After docker run command you would see feedback like this :
========================================================================
You can now connect to this MySQL Server with admin/root credentials
mysql -uadmin -proot -h<host> -P<port>
Please remember to change the above password as soon as possible!
MySQL user 'root' has no password but only allows local connections
enjoy!
========================================================================There you can take initial credentials with randomly created password for your default mySql database instance, which you would need, for example, to enter `http://localhost:88/phpmyadmin/ and manage your own users and databases.
Default database 'tao' and related username 'tao' with password 'tao' was created too to speed up wrapping TAO developer environment
now you are able to enter created container and work in its terminal as usual, installing composer dependencies, running install scripts and etc.
docker exec -it <YOUR_CONTAINER_ID> bash
If you want to compose your version of the image please follow instructions below.
Clone this repository and go inside
git clone git@github.com:handleman/docker-tao-lamp.git your_folder_name
cd your_folder_name
then run following command :
docker build -t handleman/tao_lamp:latest -f ./1804/Dockerfile .