Docker Symfony

you can build your own symfony images

Installation:

$ git clone [email protected]:m3hr24d/docker-symfony.git

or

$ git clone [email protected]:m3hr24d/docker-symfony.git

you can pull default images

You can use these dists:

• debian

How to use

I try to explain how this project can help to you by an example, let's assume that you have a symfony project that it's name is task-list. so, you will have a repo like this:

https://gitlab.com/[user]/task-list

and you will have a registry (if enabled before in setting) like this:

registry.gitlab.com/[user]/task-list

now, you want build a docker image for this project:

go to docker-symfony directory

$ cd docker-symfony 

run command below:

$ make build REGISTRY_NAME=registry.gitlab.com/[user]/task-list DISTRO=[debian]

you can see your image with latest version by run this:

$ docker images

now, you can push your image to your project's registry, just do:

$ make release REGISTRY_NAME=registry.gitlab.com/[user]/task-list

How to config your own image

• REGISTRY_NAME: required in both build and release command, registry address of your project.

• DISTRO: required in build command. chose your distribution. for example: debian, alpine or ...

• EXPOSED_PORTS: optional in build command. default exposed ports are 80 443. you can expose additional ports with this format, EX: "443 8080 3306" (with double quote)

• VERSION: optional in both build and release command, default value latest, you can manage your image's revision by this variable

• DEBUG: optional just use in build command, default value false, when set to true, you can see all of debug information in build time, and also used to build a development docker image for the project

Note: when your image created successfully, you will have an environment variable named DEBUG that it's value is same as the DEBUG argument

• PROJECT_NAME: optional just use in build command, default value app, after build completed successfully, you have in your image, a user with same name, a home directory for the user, a project directory with this path /srv/[PROJECT_NAME] that owned by the user

• APT_CACHER_SERVER: optional just use in build command and when DISTRO is based on debian, default value null, if you use an apt cacher server, you can pass that's address and port to your image and use that

Note: when your image created successfully, apt-cacher's config will be remove from image

Note: apt cacher server must be passed with schema, like this: http(s)://[apt-cacher-server-ip]:[port]