CakePHP-Docker

This allows you to spin up new CakePHP 3.4.11 apps. This provides the following containers

• apache(2.4)-php(7.0)
• mysql(5.7)
• phpmyadmin(latest)

Dependencies

• docker
• docker-compose

Getting Setup

You will need to copy the following file.

• secrets.default.env -> secrets.env
• Any variable that are commented out are optional for you to use
• All other variables are required

Run composer on the application code

• cd public_html
• docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/app composer/composer install --ignore-platform-reqs

** After you set your secrets.env file ** you should grant permissions for your mysql users to connect from the webserver container. This is a one-time thing, so long as the mysql data files do not get corrupted or destroyed. You will will want to connect to your database as root docker exec -it {database_container_name} mysql -u root -p and you will be promoted the root password (which you have already set in secrets.env. You will then want to run GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON {mysql database}.* TO '{mysql user}'@'webserver' IDENTIFIED BY '{mysql password}' WITH GRANT OPTION; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; You could also set these options in phpmyadmin, but this is easier for me.

• docker exec -it {database_container_name} mysql -u root -p
• GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON {mysql database}.* TO '{mysql user}'@'webserver' IDENTIFIED BY '{mysql password}' WITH GRANT OPTION; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;