My trip into trying to get bedrock + sage to work on a WSL2 + Ubuntu + Docker setup has been quite the nightmare. Roots offers an official docker image: GitHub - roots/bedrock-docker: https://roots.io/bedrock/ This is php8.0 image and I have got it working up untill the prompt to install Acorn. However, installing Acorn upgrades the composer dependency of php to 8.1. This breaks everything in the docker image. I have tried to manually upgrade the image to php8.1 but this creates a lot of problems with extensions and dependencies for laravel etc. I have tried a lot of different setups via Google, even create an official php image, and I’m now counting 4 full days of troubleshooting. Does anyone have any pointers to a dockerfile & docker-compose.yml that actually works with bedrock+sage, I’d be very grateful.

Hi @hum, We’ve had success with the runtime images taken from the Bitpoke stack. They provide Bedrock-specific containers with PHP-FPM and Nginx. These images are intended as a production runtime on K8s, but will work for Docker. https://hub.docker.com/r/bitpoke/wordpress-runtime/tags?page=1&name=bedrock Creating a docker-compose.yml with a MySQL service should be fairly trivial after that. I’m not advocating this approach for production, but if you want to bundle Node and some other dev tooling into the image, you might be able to cannibalise this. This can be useful if you want a fully isolated dev container. This dockerfile uses multi-stage builds: runtime without dev tooling, and dev with node / mysql-client.

Thank you! I’ll look into the Bitpoke stack. And indeed, I’m intending to use this only for local development.

You may find this also interesting: [image] GitHub - strarsis/docker-php-bedrock: Docker image for PHP with roots.io Bedrock Docker image for PHP with roots.io Bedrock. Contribute to strarsis/docker-php-bedrock development by creating an account on GitHub.

This looks really nice! Sadly I need a php8.1+ image. How would you recommend upgrading your image to 8.1?

[image] hum: How would you recommend upgrading your image to 8.1? Yes, I had not looked into this for a few months now. As I now also migrated everything to PHP 8.1, it is time to update those images. :smile_cat:

@strarsis pull access denied for strarsis/php-bedrock, repository does not exist or may require ‘docker login’: denied: requested access to the resource is denied

[image] mehha: pull access denied for strarsis/php-bedrock docker pull strarsis/docker-php-bedrock:8.0.1-fpm (https://hub.docker.com/layers/strarsis/docker-php-bedrock/8.0.1-fpm/images/sha256-b910666b2f556733098210b0fbd91b6af8072b1cdc0790ce39f5e1d456c278ae?context=repo) DockerHub currently does not automatically build from (GitHub) source? PHP 8.1; 8.2 and 8.3 branches were added to GitHub repository: [image] Branches · strarsis/docker-php-bedrock Docker image for PHP with roots.io Bedrock. Contribute to strarsis/docker-php-bedrock development by creating an account on GitHub.

@meha, @jasperfrumau: I built and pushed images for PHP 7.4; 8.0; 8.1; 8.2 and 8.3 to Docker Hub, you can pull these from there: https://hub.docker.com/r/strarsis/docker-php-bedrock/tags

Awesome. Thanks @strarsis ! Will use it on my new Raspberry Pi 500 in a project side by side with Trellis project -- container -- site -- trellis README.md LICENSE This way I can work on it with Docker on the Raspberry Pi and on my Mac using limactl. Only need to see how Trellis command line tool could work on Linux so I can use it there to deploy changes as well. Or some other way… By the way, the test for PHP 8.3 seems to load 8.1 at docker-php-bedrock/test/compose/container/docker-compose.yml at aa40134a10fa8a72574880eb6f6082c6b6e0766b · strarsis/docker-php-bedrock · GitHub Also, see the images are AMD64 so may need to build my own for ARM64 but not sure. Will check.

Made a new setup based on @strarsis one for ARM 64 with with php composer and node added including yarn and Volta . Node in separate container See imagewize.com/container at main · imagewize/imagewize.com · GitHub and here main docker-compose-yml: services: php: build: context: ../container dockerfile: Dockerfile volumes: - ../site:/srv/www - /tmp:/tmp - node_binaries:/usr/local/node:ro # Added read-only flag - volta_home:/usr/local/volta:ro environment: - PATH=/usr/local/node/bin:/usr/local/volta/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin - VOLTA_HOME=/usr/local/volta networks: - app-network depends_on: - node nginx: image: nginx:1.19.2 volumes: - ../site:/srv/www - ./nginx/config/app.conf:/etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf ports: - "8080:80" networks: - app-network depends_on: - php db: image: mariadb:10.5 environment: MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: example MYSQL_DATABASE: app MYSQL_USER: app MYSQL_PASSWORD: test ports: - "3307:3306" volumes: - ./db/data:/var/lib/mysql networks: - app-network node: build: context: ../container/node dockerfile: Dockerfile volumes: - ../site:/srv/www - node_binaries:/usr/local/node - volta_home:/usr/local/volta environment: - PATH=/usr/local/node/bin:/usr/local/volta/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin - VOLTA_HOME=/usr/local/volta tty: true stdin_open: true command: tail -f /dev/null networks: - app-network volumes: node_binaries: volta_home: networks: app-network: driver: bridge

Docker image + bedrock & sage

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The Trellis/WordPress stack should run fine on arm (including arm servers),
see this discussion: