Something on which associated things depend for support.
This project was developed for rapidly deploying a core set of services that I'd need for hosting web-based projects locally for development. This project can also be deployed for production (no matter how the SysOps and Engineers feel about Docker in production haha)
- Docker must be installed on the server
- Docker-Compose must be installed on the server
- Bash script must be supported
- A devproxy (default name) docker network is created; so everything sits on a
172.25.0.0/16network range
| container | description |
|---|---|
| nginx-proxy | web proxy server to redirect URLs to different containers |
| nginx-letsencrypt | free SSL certificate generation (for production deployments) |
| nginx-gen | proxy config generation when new containers are made |
| core_db | database server container (MySQL) |
| core_pma | database admin webUI container (phpMyAdmin) |
| portainer | Portainer.io container orchestration webUI container |
Edit the start of start.sh with the settings you'd like:
#
# CONFIG SETTINGS
# change these as needed!
#
NET_NAME='devproxy'
SQL_PASS='password'
SSL_MAIL='sslemail@address.local'
# portainer specific
PORTAINER_URL='portainer.local'
PORTAINER_PORT='9000'
| setting | description |
|---|---|
| NET_NAME | the internal docker network name you'll be setting for all the deployed containers |
| SQL_PASS | the root SQL password you'll be setting for the MySQL/phpMyAdmin containers |
| SSL_MAIL | the email address SSL certificates will be registered with Let's Encrypt with |
| PORTAINER_URL | the URL you'll access to interact with Portainer to manage everything through a pretty GUI |
| PORTAINER_PORT | Portainer port that'll be proxied so you don't have to :portnumber after the URL |
You'll need to edit your OS's hosts file to be able to access certain features
| host | ip | description |
|---|---|---|
| portainer.local | 127.0.0.1 | access portainer for container orchestration |
| phpmyadmin.local | 127.0.0.1 | access database admin UI |
Then, as per usual, chmod +x ./start.sh, and run it!