mradcliffe / docker-driven-development

Example Docker/Docker-Compose used in presentation

Docker Driven Development Example

See slides for details.

This is an example of configuring your own docker development environment from scratch.

The code base here should not be used in production and may contain security vulnerabilities. Much of the laravel application is meant to bypass authentication and allow anonymous authorization to services for the purposes of the presentation.

Minimum Requirements

• Docker 18.06ce running
  • Windows 10+: Docker for Windows
  • MacOS Sierra: Docker for Mac
  • Linux: docker, docker-compose from your distro. or binaries compiled yourself.

Getting Started

1. Open a terminal window such as Terminal.app or Git-Bash.
   • Note: Linux users may need a python environment setup with docker-compose.
2. Clone repository: git clone https://github.com/mradcliffe/docker-driven-development.git
3. Change directory into this repository: cd docker-driven-development
4. Install front-end dependencies: npm install
5. Install back-end dependencies: mkdir database/{seeds,factories} && mkdir -p storage/framework/{sessions,views,cache} && composer install
6. Start: docker-compose up -d.
7. Run: docker exec docker-driven-development_web_1 ./artisan migrate:refresh
8. Run: npm start

Stopping / Destroying

• Run docker-compose stop to stop containers.
• Run docker-compose down to destroy all containers, but keep any volumes.
• Run docker-compose down --volume to destroy all containers and volumes.