eZ 6

In a Dockerfile:

FROM quay.io/continuouspipe/ez6-apache-php7:latest

COPY . /app

ARG GITHUB_TOKEN=

RUN container build

How to build

docker-compose build ez
docker-compose push ez

About

This is a Docker image that can serve an eZ website via Apache and PHP 7.0

How to use

Configuration

Declare the following file in app/config/parameters.php:

<?php
$parameters = array_filter([
    'database_host' => getenv('DATABASE_HOST'),
    'database_name' => getenv('DATABASE_NAME'),
    'database_user' => getenv('DATABASE_USER'),
    'database_password' => getenv('DATABASE_PASSWORD'),
    'secret' => getenv('SYMFONY_SECRET')
]);
foreach ($parameters as $key => $value) {
    $container->setParameter($key, $value);
}

Then add the following to the imports section of app/config/config.yml:

- { resource: parameters.php }

Composer Post-install

As we run composer in the "do_build()" step during image build, it's possible that eZ will generate some cache files in app/cache/.

PHP picks up docker image layers as being different filesystems, so cache clearing/warmup tries to do a rename() operation when it should be trying to move. Therefore, we need to clear cache in the same image layer as it is generated in.

To fix this, add the following to the bottom of the "scripts -> build" section in composer.json:

"eZ\\Bundle\\EzPublishCoreBundle\\Composer\\ScriptHandler::clearCache"

Environment variables

The following variables are supported

Variable	Description	Expected values	Default
EZPLATFORM_INSTALL_PROFILE	The install profile to install eZ with	string	clean
DATABASE_HOST	The database server hostname/IP address to find the database on.	string	database
DATABASE_NAME	The name of the database on the database server	string	ez
DATABASE_USER	The username to connect to the database server with	string	ez
DATABASE_PASSWORD	The password of the DATABASE_USER	string	PleaseChangeMeToBeASecurePassword
SYMFONY_SECRET	The secret to be used with symfony	string	PleaseChangeMeToBeASecureSecretString

More details

This image is based on the Symfony one, available here