This is a local Magento 2 docker build. Nothing fancy, does what it says on the tin.
I've not pushed it anywhere yet, use at your own risk.
In order to produce this docker repo for Magento 2 I borrowed heavily from both Alan Kent and Mark Shust.
I wish I could say it was all my own work, I can't, these trialblazers were ahead of me. Many thanks to both and total kudos.
- https://github.com/alankent/docker-magento2-demo-apache
- http://mageinferno.com/blog/magento-2-development-docker-os-x
You might ask why I did my own version. Well I found Alan's to be a little out of date, but I liked the use of Apache as I'm used to that. I would have forked but it started to move quite a bit away from his.
Mark's was just a bit away from where I am. I wanted to keep it simple, not use dinghy as I don't have Homebrew, and just well shrink things down a bit.
If you want to change the release number then do so in m2docker/files/scripts/install-magento2, its currently at 2.0.0rc1 and will be updated on next major tag
- Install Docker (I'm on OSX)
- Install Docker Compose
- Open Docker via Applications->Docker->Terminal
- Add docker ip address alias to /etc/hosts e.g. 192.168.99.100 docker.localhost.com
- git clone this
- In base directory do
docker-compose build - Go have a cup of tea
- When finished do
docker-compose up - Connect to magento in browser via your docker ip address (you see this when you first load docker terminal window)
docker ps
docker images
docker exec -it <image_id> bash
docker stop
There is no sample data, I'm not a fan.
It's simple.
Not intended in anyway for Production use.
#TODOs
Maybe some compilation on frontend to speed it up
Mount the volumes so we can use as a local development environment