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Zend by Perforce Training

Course Container Setup Instructions

For this course the VM (virtual machine) is based on Docker technology. Instead of referring to it as a VM we refer to is as a Docker container. Here are the setup instructions.

Download or Clone the Source Code

  • Create a new directory for this course
    • In this instruction guide we'll call it /path/to/course
  • Clone or copy this repository to your local computer
    • If you have git installed, proceed as follows
      • Open a terminal window / command prompt
      • Change directory to /path/to/course
      • Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/dbierer/Laminas-Level-2-Attendee.git
  • If you do not have git installed, proceed as follows:
    • Create a directory /path/to/course/Laminas-Level-2-Attendee
    • Download the ZIP file from this URL:
      • https://github.com/dbierer/Laminas-Level-2-Attendee/archive/main.zip
    • Unzip the ZIP file into /path/to/course/Laminas-Level-2-Attendee

Install Docker and Docker Compose

Install Docker

Run the Course Container

  • Open a terminal window / command prompt
  • Change directory to /path/to/course/Laminas-Level-2-Attendee
  • Execute this command:
docker-compose up -d
  • You will see a series of downloads as the container is built
  • You will also see a series of shell script commands as supporting course software is installed
  • The download and build process only runs the first time
  • To make sure the container is running, type this command:
docker container ls

Initialize the Course Container

This step only needs to be done after you bring the container up. As long as the container is running, you no longer need to do this. If you bring the container down, simply repeat this procedure the next time you bring the container back up.

  • Open a terminal window / command prompt on your local computer
  • Execute this command:
$ docker exec laminas_2 /bin/bash -c "/tmp/init.sh --init"

Access the Container's Web Server

  • Open a browser from your local computer
  • Open this URL: http://localhost:8888/
  • Or: http://10.20.20.20/

Open a Command Shell into the Container

  • Open a terminal window / command prompt on your local computer
  • Execute this command:
$ docker exec -it laminas_2 /bin/bash

Stop the Course Container

  • Open a terminal window / command prompt on your local computer
  • Change directory to /path/to/course/Laminas-Level-2-Attendee
  • Execute this command:
docker-compose down

Troubleshooting

  • To stop a container, first get the container ID by running docker container ls
    • Then issue this command:
docker container stop CONTAINER_ID
  • To remove a container, first get the container ID by running docker container ls
    • Then issue this command:
docker container rm CONTAINER_ID
  • To see images created use this command:
docker image ls
  • To remove an image, first the the image ID by running docker image ls
    • Then issue this command:
docker image rm IMAGE_ID
  • Free up disk space, issue this command:
docker system prune
  • If you get a message saying that port 8888 is already in use, stop any running containers, and restart this one
    • If you still get the message, modify the docker-compose.yml file and change the port from 8888 to something else (e.g. try 9999)

Admin Shell Script

For your convenience, at the root of the project directory structure, we've provided a BASH shell script to help manage the container.

  • If you're running Linux or Mac
    • Open a terminal window / command prompt on your local computer
    • Change directory to /path/to/course/Laminas-Level-2-Attendee
    • Command usage:
./admin.sh up|down|build|ls|init|shell
  • If you're running Windows
    • Open a terminal window / command prompt on your local computer
    • Change directory to \path\to\course\Laminas-Level-2-Attendee
    • Command usage:
admin.bat up|down|build|ls|init|shell

Database Access

Username: laminas Password: password To access phpMyAdmin (from your host computer browser):

  • http://localhost:8888/phpmyadmin, or
  • http://10.20.20.20/phpmyadmin

Version History

0.0.1 : Initial Check in

0.0.2 : Done (for now)

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