Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Docker”
Moving Docker Runtime and Storage Location
For the Linux operating system, these steps document how to free up some space in the root
volume of your operating system by moving the docker runtime location from /var/lib/docker/
to the /home
volume.
WordPress from Development to Production using Docker Part II
This post continues where part one left off. Topics include mysql data migration, staging and production docker configurations with optional https.
WordPress from Development to Production using Docker
This post will cover how to use Docker for a local WordPress development environment and how to deploy it to an Ubuntu Linux server running docker.
SSL Certificate Authority for Docker and Traefik
This post documents how to get https working on your local Docker development environment using Traefik as a reverse proxy for multiple services.
Nginx Reverse Proxy
Examples for using Jason Wilder’s Automated Nginx Reverse Proxy for Docker. This solution uses docker-compose files and Jason’s trusted reverse proxy image that contains a configuration using virtual hosts for routing Docker containers.
VPS Proof of Concept for Docker and Traefik
This is a proof of concept for a VPS that includes ConfigServer Firewall (csf), Docker, Open SSH Server and Traefik as a reverse proxy to host multiple applications on the same Docker host.
VPS Proof of Concept for Docker and Traefik - Page 2
Docker Laravel Dev Environment
This post documents building a local Laravel development environment with Docker. Included are examples for debugging Laravel’s PHP with Xdebug using the Visual Studio Code editor. Source Code available on GitHub.
Docker Drupal Dev Environment
This post documents mounting a new Drupal Composer project as a volume in a Docker container. Features include Drush, Drupal Console, mailhog and phpMyAdmin. A Docker-sync configuration is available for OS X.
Docker WordPress Dev Environment
This post documents setting up local development environments with Docker using the official WordPress Docker repository as a base image. Page two includes configurations for remote PHP debugging with Xdebug and VS Code.