docker-compose.override.yml.dist

# Copy this file in the project root directory, as docker-compose.override.yml,
# in order to override configurations provided in docker-compose.yml.

version: '3.8'
services:

  web:
# macOS users should override this value by uncommenting the following
# 'volumes:' block.
#    volumes:
#    - nfsmount:/var/www/html

# In order to expose this service to the host machine, uncomment the following
# 'ports:' block. If the host machine is already running a webserver instance on
# port 80, use a different value, such as '8080:8080'.
#    ports:
#      - '80:8080'

# macOS users should override this value by uncommenting the following
# 'environment:' block.
#    environment:
#      XDEBUG_CONFIG: client_host=host.docker.internal

# Create an .env.local file, in the project root directory, and uncomment the
# 'env_file:' block in order override values provided in .env.dist file.
#    env_file:
#      - .env.dist
#      - .env.local


  mysql:
# macOS users should override this value by uncommenting the following
# 'volumes:' block.
#    volumes:
#      - ./resources/docker/mysql/config:/etc/mysql/conf.d:cached
#      - ./db/mysql/dump/mysql.sql:/db/mysql/dump/mysql.sql:delegated
#      - ./scripts/docker/mysql:/docker-entrypoint-initdb.d:cached

# In order to expose this service to the host machine, uncomment the following
# 'ports:' block. If the host machine is already running a MySQL instance on
# port 3306, use a different value, such as '3307:3306'.
#    ports:
#      - '3306:3306'


  sparql:
# macOS users should override this value by uncommenting the following
# 'volumes:' block.
#    volumes:
#      - ./db/virtuoso/snapshot:/data/backups:delegated


# In order to expose this service to the host machine, uncomment the following
# 'ports:' block. If the host machine is already running a Virtuoso instance on
# port 8890, use a different value, such as '8891:8890'.
#    ports:
#      - '8890:8890'


  solr:
# macOS users should override this value by uncommenting the following
# 'volumes:' block.
#    volumes:
#      - ./db/solr:/solr/snapshot:delegated
#      - ./web/modules/contrib/search_api_solr/solr-conf/6.x:/solr/conf:cached
#      - ./scripts/solr/restore_solr.sh:/opt/solr/bin/restore_solr.sh:cached

# In order to expose this service to the host machine, uncomment the following
# 'ports:' block. If the host machine is already running a Solr instance on port
# 8983, use a different value, such as '8984:8983'.
#    ports:
#      - '8983:8983'


  redis:
# In order to expose this service to the host machine, uncomment the following
# 'ports:' block. If the host machine is already running a Redis instance on
# port 6379, use a different value, such as '6380:6379'.
#    ports:
#      - '6379:6379'


  mail:
# In order to expose this service to the host machine, uncomment the following
# 'ports:' block. If the host machine is already running a MailHog instance on
# ports 1025 and 8025, use different values, e.g. '1026:1025' and '8026:8025'.
#    ports:
#      - '1025:1025'
#      - '8025:8025'

  selenium:
# In order to expose this service to the host machine, uncomment the following
# 'ports:' block. If the host machine is already running a VNC Server instance
# on port 5900, use a different value, such as '5901:5900'. Note that the VNC
# server will be accessible at localhost:5900 with no password.
#    ports:
#      - '5900:5900'

# macOS users should uncomment the following block:
# volumes:
#  nfsmount:
#    driver: local
#    driver_opts:
#      type: nfs
#      o: addr=host.docker.internal,rw,nolock,hard,nointr,nfsvers=3
#      device: ":${PWD}/"