SHIP

Ship is a quick and easy docker lemp or lamp stack, including :

• nginx
• apache
• php
• mysql
• mailhog
• phpmyadmin

Usage

Clone this repo. Create a docker-compose.yml based on docker-compose.yml.example and customize it to your needs.

When done, you can run docker-compose up -d to start all the containers.

To stop them, just run docker-compose down.

You can create virtual hosts in the vhosts of nginx or apache. Restart the containers for the changes to take effect. You will have to add the right domains to you hosts file on your system.

The root password to MySQL is docker by default.

new-site.sh

To help me create new vhosts quickly, I created a ssh script than is tailored to my need :

• Using nginx as the web server
• Running the setup on Windows 11 with WSL2 and Docker Desktop

Feel free to create it from the example file (new-site.sh.example => new-site.sh). Customize to your need, then give it the execution privilege and run it :

chmod +x new-site.sh
./new-site.sh

It accepts two parameters :

• Domain : local-site.test
• Path : local-site. This is the folder where the vhost needs to point to, from /var/www/html/ in the container, so most likely /home/USER_NAME/sites/ on your computer

For the Windows/WSL2 part, there is an extra dependency : gsudo.exe.
It can be installed with a command to execute in PowerShell open as administrator:

PowerShell -Command "Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -scope Process; [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = 'Tls12'; iwr -useb https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gerardog/gsudo/master/installgsudo.ps1 | iex"

This allows the shell script to be run in the WSL2 terminal to edit the hosts file on Windows, so the local domain can point to 127.0.0.1.