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Docker introduction based on webdevops environment and some tips about using docker for developing Neos CMS. Presented at the Neos Meetup Munich on 23rd August 2017.
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- 2. VIRTUALIZATION HOST OS (MAC, WINDOWS, LINUX) HYPERVISOR (VBOX, VMWARE, PARALLELS) GUEST OS GUEST OS GUEST OS WEBSERVER WEBSERVER WEBSERVER
- 3. DRAWBACKS ▸ Full guest OS (lots of software you don't need) ▸ Hardware simulation ▸ CPU (Scheduling, Protection ring) ▸ Memory (Virtual memory mapping) ▸ Disk ▸ Boot time ▸ Installation time
- 4. DOCKER HOST OS (MAC, WINDOWS, LINUX) CONTAINER ENGINE WEBSERVER WEBSERVER WEBSERVER
- 5. DOCKER HOST OS (MAC, WINDOWS, LINUX) CONTAINER ENGINE WEBSERVER UBUNTU 16.04 NGINX PHP7-FPM DATABASE CENTOS MARIADB 10.2 ELASTICSEARCH DEBIAN 9 JAVA JRE 8 MAILHOG DEBIAN 9 JAVA JRE 7
- 6. DOCKER CONTAINER ▸ A running instance of an image ▸ Has its own disk ▸ Has its own network ▸ Can expose ports to the host ▸ Runs a single process ▸ Resources (CPU, Memory) directly from the host ▸ Is not persistent!
- 7. DOCKER IMAGE ▸ Is based on another docker image ▸ Contains a projection of the complete filesystem ▸ Can be versionized ▸ Share the same layers (binary) with their base images ▸ Easy exchangeable
- 8. DOCKER IMAGE LAYERS FROM UBUNTU:16.04 RUN APT-GET UPDATE -YQQ && APT-GET INSTALL -YQQ APACHE2 PHP7-FPM ccc7a11d65b1 49d517c5b50d COPY ./DIST /VAR/WWW/HTML0f0d0241c8b6 c2c10f5d0244 IMAGE SOMEIMAGE docker build -t someimage .
- 9. DOCKER COMPOSE app: image: hhoechtl/meetup:neos links: - mysql ports: - "80:80" - "443:443" - "10022:22" volumes: - /opt/Data/Persistence:/app/Data/Persistence - logs:/app/Data/Logs env_file: - etc/environment.yml - etc/environment.production.yml mysql: image: mariadb:10 volumes: - db:/var/lib/mysql env_file: - etc/environment.yml - etc/environment.production.yml Servicename (also DNS internally) Host port Container internal port Container internal filesystem Host filesystem Engine volume
- 10. KERNEL WRITABLE CONTAINER APP WEBDEVOPS/PHP- NGINX:UBUNTU-16.04 WRITABLE CONTAINER DB CENTOS - IMAGE ADD MYSQL - IMAGEPort 3306 Port 80 /User/hhoechtl/workspace/customer-neos/Data/Persistence /app/Data/Persistence /app/Packages/Sites/Onedrop.Customer /User/hhoechtl/workspace/customer-neos/Packages/Sites/Onedrop.Customer
- 11. CONFIGURE DOCKERIZED SOFTWARE ▸ Handled by environment variables ▸ Variables are declared during runtime ▸ Default variables maybe encoded in the image ▸ Overwrite configuration files via mounted files
- 12. NEOS ▸ ENV FLOW_CONTEXT to choose configuration ▸ ENV FLOW_PATH_TEMPORARY_BASE to change tempdir ▸ Dev context does scanning over all PHP files => I/O problem NEOS
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- 14. NEOS ▸ Avoid mounting all files into your PHP container ▸ Copy full project in your dev-container, only mount Site- package ▸ Prepare a frontend building image and use that in your environment ▸ Use mailhog to test emails NEOS DOCKER TIPS
- 15. THINGS YOU SHOULD LOOK AT ▸ Dinghy HTTP-Proxy https://github.com/codekitchen/dinghy ▸ Project website https://webdevops.io/ ▸ Get support on slack https://webdevops.io/slack/ ▸ Teracy https://github.com/teracyhq/dev ▸ Docker Sync http://docker-sync.io/