Out of the box, this image offers a working nginx and php-fpm webserver.
This image is intended to allow to run a PHP application either passing
a PHP application folder webroot as argument, either writing a Dockerfile
with `nasqueron/nginx-php7-fpm` image as base image.
Your web directory — if you don't add vhosts — is
`/var/wwwroot/default` (mounted as volume).
The PHP last 7.1 version is compiled through a build process borrowed from
the official PHP Docker image, with [this Dockerfile used](https://github.com/docker-library/php/blob/08bf31dfd492f02a2696c9a30eb85326b1570abd/5.6/fpm/Dockerfile).
We add common extensions like calendar, curl, gd, iconv, libxml, mbstring,
-mcrypt, mysqli, PDO MySQL and pcntl. The Pear, PECL executables and utilities
+mysqli, PDO MySQL and pcntl. The Pear, PECL executables and utilities
(including build stuff like phpize) are available too.
Once running, you can quickly add PHP extensions to this image,
with `docker-php-ext-configure` and `docker-php-ext-install` scripts.
Nginx is installed through the [nginx-full Debian package](https://wiki.debian.org/Nginx).
SSL is ready if needed at the container level (we expose ports 80 and 443).
Services are managed by [runit](http://smarden.org/runit/) in `/etc/service` directory.
## How to use it
To rebuild this image:
docker build --tag nasqueron/nginx-php7-fpm .
To rebuild a fork of this image based on a modified Dockerfile:
docker build --tag your-image-name-tag .
To launch a container to execute a PHP application in /data/awesome-php-app
with http://localhost:8080 as address:
docker run -d -v /data/awesome-php-app:/var/wwwroot/default -p 8080:80 nasqueron/nginx-php7-fpm
To create an image for an application with thisas base, create a Dockerfile:
FROM nasqueron/docker-nginx-php7-fpm
# Debian commands to deploy your application code
# If you need other processes, adds a /etc/service/<service name>/run file
That's it.
## How to upgrade this image?
As noted in https://devcentral.nasqueron.org/T787 we need to sync files and novolume/files.