Features

• PHP 7.1 + Nginx + Composer, Bower, NPM (for newer projects)
• PHP 5.4 + Apache (for older projects)
• Node.js 7
• MongoDB
• MySQL (MariaDB)
• Redis

You can run docker-compose on your local machine, but I recommend to run it within virtual machine, in this way it will not interfere with your host machine setup.

• VirtualBox for virtualization
• Vagrant for provisioning

...or Docker on your host machine.

Note: If you using Vagrant with VirtualBox - it is recommended to install VirtualBox guest additions plugin:

vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest

• Checkout repository or download and unpack ZIP archive
• Run vagrant up from project directory. Vagrant will create a virtual machine, assign it ip 192.168.55.55 and install Docker. This step may take some time for first time (depending on your host machine performance and network bandwidth) since Docker needs to download base images and build custom ones)
• Meanwhile you need to add test domains to your hosts file

192.168.55.55 php7nginxHost.local
192.168.55.55 php54apacheHost.local
192.168.55.55 nodeWelcomeApp.local

• Open one of the URLs

  • http://php7nginxHost.local - PHP7 and Nginx
  • http://php54apacheHost.local - Apache + PHP 5.4 (Reverse-proxied by Nginx)
  • http://nodeWelcomeApp.local - Node.js app (Reverse-proxied by Nginx)

• Please, note

  • You may need to restart your browser
  • If you typing in URLs manually, first time a browser may require to type in http:// explicitly

• Add more PHP projects to Nginx or Apache config folders or Node apps to docker-compose.yml file or customize Node image.

To check containers - login to virtual machine - run vagrant ssh from project dir, then run docker ps. To see logs run docker logs -f <container-name>

MySQL host is mariadb (within Docker containers) and root password is 12345 by default, chnage it right away

Auth is enabled

When container is ready - manually create userAdminAnyDatabase user using Localhost Exception

https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/enable-authentication/

And then users for databases

https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/create-users/

TL;DR

mongo

use admin

db.createUser({ user: 'admin', pwd: '<password>', roles: [ { role: "userAdminAnyDatabase", db: "admin" } ] });

mongo -u admin -p <password> --authenticationDatabase admin

use <db-name>

db.createUser({
	user: "<user-name>",
	pwd: "<userPassword>",
	roles: [
	   { role: "readWrite", db: "<db-name>" }
	]
});

MySQL and MongoDB data folders are mounted to ~/docker-data/ on a host machine (or VM, in case of Vagrant/VirtualBox).

If you concerned about shared folders speed (honestly, you should be) use NFS for sharing your folders.

For example (making default folder available in VM under /vagrant_nfs):

config.vm.network "private_network", type: "dhcp"
config.vm.synced_folder ".", "/vagrant_nfs", type: "nfs"

Someone may say that it will not work on Windows (since Vagrant official site says so) but it is not true, it woks with winnfsd plugin.