An example of a modular LAMP stack using Docker.

• Clone the repo
• In the repo, run docker-compose up
• In your browser, go to http://localhost
  • You should see a message stating that you connected to the database, and data should be displayed below that message.
    • On the first run, you'll also see a message stating a table with data was added to the database.
  • There will also be a link to phpMyAdmin at the bottom of the page. That link will take you directly to the database specified in .env. Log in with credentials root & pass.

The .env file contains:

• Docker image versions for Apache, MySQL, PHP, & phpMyAdmin.
• MySQL credentials.
• The folder path to what will be served by the server.

The docker-compose.yml file auto-loads the sibling .env file. It will:

• Build a custom Apache img.
• Build a custom PHP img.
• Start up MySQL & PHP, then Apache & phpMyAdmin.

MySQL data is stored in ./.docker/mysql/data for easy access. That folder won't exist until you run the example for the first time.