fauria/lamp

This Docker container implements a last generation LAMP stack with a set of popular PHP modules. Includes support for Composer, Bower and npm package managers and a Postfix service to allow sending emails through PHP mail() function.

If you dont need support for MySQL/MariaDB, or your app runs on PHP 5.4, maybe fauria/lap suits your needs better.

Includes the following components:

• Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Xenial Xerus base image.
• Apache HTTP Server 2.4
• MariaDB 10.0
• Postfix 2.11
• PHP 7
• PHP modules
  • php-bz2
  • php-cgi
  • php-cli
  • php-common
  • php-curl
  • php-dbg
  • php-dev
  • php-enchant
  • php-fpm
  • php-gd
  • php-gmp
  • php-imap
  • php-interbase
  • php-intl
  • php-json
  • php-ldap
  • php-mcrypt
  • php-mysql
  • php-odbc
  • php-opcache
  • php-pgsql
  • php-phpdbg
  • php-pspell
  • php-readline
  • php-recode
  • php-snmp
  • php-sqlite3
  • php-sybase
  • php-tidy
  • php-xmlrpc
  • php-xsl
• Development tools
  • git
  • composer
  • npm / nodejs
  • bower
  • vim
  • tree
  • nano
  • ftp
  • curl

Installation from Docker registry hub.

You can download the image using the following command:

docker pull fauria/lamp

Environment variables

This image uses environment variables to allow the configuration of some parameteres at run time:

• Variable name: LOG_STDOUT
• Default value: Empty string.
• Accepted values: Any string to enable, empty string or not defined to disable.
• Description: Output Apache access log through STDOUT, so that it can be accessed through the container logs.

• Variable name: LOG_STDERR
• Default value: Empty string.
• Accepted values: Any string to enable, empty string or not defined to disable.
• Description: Output Apache error log through STDERR, so that it can be accessed through the container logs.

• Variable name: LOG_LEVEL
• Default value: warn
• Accepted values: debug, info, notice, warn, error, crit, alert, emerg
• Description: Value for Apache's LogLevel directive.

• Variable name: ALLOW_OVERRIDE
• Default value: All
• All, None
• Accepted values: Value for Apache's AllowOverride directive.
• Description: Used to enable (All) or disable (None) the usage of an .htaccess file.

• Variable name: DATE_TIMEZONE
• Default value: UTC
• Accepted values: Any of PHP's supported timezones
• Description: Set php.ini default date.timezone directive and sets MariaDB as well.

• Variable name: TERM
• Default value: dumb
• Accepted values: dumb
• Description: Allow usage of terminal programs inside the container, such as mysql or nano.

Exposed port and volumes

The image exposes ports 80 and 3306, and exports four volumes:

• /var/log/httpd, containing Apache log files.
• /var/log/mysql containing MariaDB log files.
• /var/www/html, used as Apache's DocumentRoot directory.
• /var/lib/mysql, where MariaDB data files are stores.

The user and group owner id for the DocumentRoot directory /var/www/html are both 33 (uid=33(www-data) gid=33(www-data) groups=33(www-data)).

The user and group owner id for the MariaDB directory /var/log/mysql are 105 and 108 repectively (uid=105(mysql) gid=108(mysql) groups=108(mysql)).

Use cases

Create a temporary container for testing purposes:

	docker run -i -t --rm fauria/lamp bash

Create a temporary container to debug a web app:

	docker run --rm -p 8080:80 -e LOG_STDOUT=true -e LOG_STDERR=true -e LOG_LEVEL=debug -v /my/data/directory:/var/www/html fauria/lamp

Create a container linking to another MySQL container:

	docker run -d --link my-mysql-container:mysql -p 8080:80 -v /my/data/directory:/var/www/html -v /my/logs/directory:/var/log/httpd --name my-lamp-container fauria/lamp

Get inside a running container and open a MariaDB console:

	docker exec -i -t my-lamp-container bash
	mysql -u root