Docker configurations for Laravel Statamic

Easily simulate a dev enviroment for your developers, without being bound by platforms (and without using Laravel Homestead or Laravel Valet).

Features

• PHP image running on Apache with extensive addon support and Brotli compression (for best-result speed checks).
• Laravel Horizon for automatic job running
• Redis for caching and jobs
• Mailhog to test mails (auto-configured, just go to /mailhog/)

Note that the Laravel Horizon image will always crash if you don't have it installed, which is normal (of course).

Requirements

• Docker and Docker Compose
• Bash (for the install script)

If you don't want to build the images, but rather pull the pre-built ones from GitHub, you'll need a packages access token and log in to GitHub Packages

Quick installation

1. Add the project as a submodule to your Statamic project

   git submodule add https://github.com/autosiero/docker-statamic.git .docker
   

2. Install the docker-compose.yml and docker-compose.override.yml files

   ./docker/install
   

3. (optional) configure different ports using docker-compose.override.yml
4. Start your containers

   docker-compose up -d
   

5. Visit your Statamic site https://localhost:8080

Regular install

1. Add the project as a submodule to your Statamic project

   git submodule add https://github.com/autosiero/docker-statamic.git .docker
   

2. Symlink ./docker-compose.yml in your project to .docker/docker-compose.yml
3. Copy .docker/docker-compose.override.yml to ./docker-compose.override.yml
4. Modify ./docker-compose.override.yml as you see fit
5. Start the thing docker-compose up -d
6. Go to http://localhost:8080 (change 8080 if you changed the ports)

Licensed

Licensed under MIT.