civicrm-docker's Introduction

CiviCRM + Docker

NOTE - This is no longer under active development or maintenance, use at your own risk.

This application is heavily based on previous work by altsalt.

The composition is made up of three separate containers:

Application - based on official Drupal:7-fpm image. Modified to load additional PHP extensions, install Drush, download CiviCRM, and run a post-build initialization script.
Database - linked from official MariaDB:latest image.
Web Server - based on official nginx:latest image. Modified to load CiviCRM specific configuration.

In theory, the database and web server containers could be swapped for any variants which CiviCRM supports.

$ git clone https://github.com/altsalt/civicrm-docker && cd civicrm-docker

Update the environment variable files located underneath /env with your preferences.

Update the email configuration file located at /app/ssmtp.conf with your preferences.

Update the docker-compose.yml file with the ports you plan on using (if non-standard).

When you are ready, installation is as easy as:

$ docker-compose build
$ docker-compose up

You will also probably want to run the secure installation script on the database container:

$ docker exec -it civicrmdocker_db_1 bash
$ mysql_secure_installation

Enjoy!

altsalt for his work on the civicrm-docker project.
Docker for providing official packages for Drupal, MariaDB, nginx, and all others that went to building these.
djcf for their civicrm-docker project and related questions floating around the Internet.
Josh Lockhart for their blog post which maps a three container Docker image.
William Mortada for their explaination of the update procedure via Drush.
the Drupal community for documentation about hardening an install.
md5 for their gist demonstrating nginx+php-fpm.
wsargent for the Docker Cheat Sheet.
and the many giants who have come before us, this world would not be possible without you!

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