Docker Image for Magento 1.8 - 1.9 Bundled with Wordpress

This repo creates a Docker image with both Magento 1.8 - 1.9.x and Wordpress installed, that should run "out of the box" when used with Docker Compose.

Expected Use

The goal of this repo is to quickly spin up Docker images for development in Magento 1.8.1 - 1.9.x. It's not intended for production deployment. This repo is only for Magento 1.x. If you are looking for Magento 2.x, check out the work of alexcheng1982/docker-magento2.

Credit

This repo was made using code and inspiration from alexcheng1982/docker-magento

Magento Versions

Version	Git branch	Tag name
1.9.3.2	master	latest
1.9.2.4	1.9.2.4	1.9.2.4
1.9.1.1	1.9.1.1	1.9.1.1
1.9.0.1	1.9.0.1	1.9.0.1
1.8.1.0	1.8.1.0	1.8.1.0

How To Use

Magento is installed into /var/www/htdocs folder. Wordpress is installed into /var/www/htdocs/wp folder.

Docker Compose

Docker Compose is the recommended way to run this image with an MySQL database.

A sample docker-compose.yml can be found in this repo.

version: '2'

services:
  web:
    container_name: magento-web
    build: .
    ports:
      - "80:80"
    links:
      - mysql
    env_file:
      - env
    depends_on:
      - mysql
    volumes:
      - data-htdocs:/var/www/htdocs
  mysql:
    container_name: magento-mysql
    image: mysql:5.6.23
    env_file:
      - env
    volumes:
      - data-sql:/var/lib/mysql
volumes:
  data-sql:
  data-htdocs:

Then use docker-compose up -d to start MySQL and Magento server.

Magento Sample Data & Automated Installation

Installation scripts for Magento are also provided.

Use /usr/local/bin/install-sampledata to install sample data for Magento, and /usr/local/bin/install-magento for the Magento core. It will use the ENV variables during setup.

docker exec -it magento-web install-sampledata
docker exec -it magento-web install-magento

####Note on sample data Magento 1.9 sample data is compressed version from Vinai/compressed-magento-sample-data. Magento 1.8, does not include sample data.

####Default environment variables

Environment Variable	Description	Default (used by Docker Compose - env file)
MYSQL_HOST	MySQL host	mysql
MYSQL_DATABASE	MySQL db name for Magento	magento
MYSQL_USER	MySQL username	magento
MYSQL_PASSWORD	MySQL password	magento
MAGENTO_LOCALE	Magento locale	en_US
MAGENTO_TIMEZONE	Magento timezone	Asia/Tokyo
MAGENTO_DEFAULT_CURRENCY	Magento default currency	USD
MAGENTO_URL	Magento base url	http://local.magento
MAGENTO_ADMIN_FIRSTNAME	Magento admin firstname	Admin
MAGENTO_ADMIN_LASTNAME	Magento admin lastname	MyStore
MAGENTO_ADMIN_EMAIL	Magento admin email	admin@example.com
MAGENTO_ADMIN_USERNAME	Magento admin username	admin
MAGENTO_ADMIN_PASSWORD	Magento admin password	admin123

You can just modify env file in the same directory of docker-compose.yml file to update those environment variables.

###Hostfile

If you installed with the default compose file and environment variables, you will need to update your host file to map localhost to local.magento.

127.0.0.1	local.magento

Important: If you do not use the default MAGENTO_URL you must use a hostname that contains a dot within it (e.g foo.bar), otherwise the Magento admin panel login won't work.

##Working With Data with Kitematic

If you want to work with the data in htdocs (Magento & Wordpress) on your host computer, you will need to first copy the existing data then remap the volume.

docker cp magento-web:/var/www/htdocs ./

Then you can use Kitematic to configure the /var/www/htdocs volume to point to this data that is accessible on the host system. Important: When you configure the volume you will erase everything in /var/www/htdocs so make sure you copy the data BEFORE doing this.

##Mysql Database Notes

The default compose file sets up a mysql database that uses a persistant data volume. This means that so long as the image isn't taken down with docker down mangento-mysql or removed from Kitematic, it will retain its data. Here is a cheatsheet of some commands you can run to help manage this data. The following examples assumes you've used the default environment variables.

####Backup all your data

docker exec magento-mysql /usr/bin/mysqldump -u root --password=myrootpassword --all-databases > magento-mysql-backup.sql

####Restore all your data

cat magento-mysql-backup.sql | docker exec -i magento-mysql /usr/bin/mysql -u root --password=myrootpassword --all-databases

####You use the same database running but reinstall the magento-web image and get an error about a table already existing

1. Log into magento-mysql and run mysql -u root -p and enter the db root password (default = "myrootpassword").
2. Once logged into the mysql shell, use the command use magento; followed with:

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `permission_variable`,`permission_block`,`customer_flowpassword`;