Devilbox Documentation

Usage

Work inside the PHP container
As devilbox user
As root user
Available tools
Available URLs
Creating Projects
Creating projects on the docker host
Creating projects from inside the PHP container
Backups
Backup MySQL database
Backup PgSQL database
DNS
/etc/hosts
Auto-DNS
Intranet
Emails
Log files

2. Creating Projects

This section is about how to start, stop, view and enter (all or a selection of some) containers. If you want to know how to choose the container type version (e.g. which mysql version or which php version) refer to the Configuration section.

Convention: The terms container and service are used interchangeably.

Assumption: All docker-compose commands must be executed within the devilbox root directory, where the docker-compose.yml file resides.

2.2 Show container stdout/stderr output

Services started in background mode (-d) or those that were started as dependencies (http and php) will always only log to docker logs and not to stdout/stderr. In order to view their output use:

$ docker-compose logs

3. Enter

3.1 Enter the php container

The php container (which might also have hhvm installed, depending on your version choice) is the container you can use to enter if you want to execute commands with the specified php version.

Note: If you also have php installed locally on your host machine (and it is the php version of your choice), there is no need to enter the php container, just execute all the required commands on your project dir.

To enter the php container, type the following in the devilbox root directory:

$ ./bash.sh

You can alternatively also enter as root:

$ ./root_bash.sh

3.2 Find your project files

The php container mounts your project files (the path of HOST_PATH_TO_WWW_DOCROOTS as specified in the .env file) to /shared/httpd.

So enter the container as described above and once inside the php container cd into /shared/httpd.

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