# Looking for a Docker + Sage9 setup so even less tech-savvy team members can work on a project

**URL:** https://discourse.roots.io/t/looking-for-a-docker-sage9-setup-so-even-less-tech-savvy-team-members-can-work-on-a-project/11620
**Category:** sage
**Tags:** sage9
**Created:** 2018-02-15T13:59:32Z
**Posts:** 9
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## Post 9 by @demyx — 2019-10-19T22:41:02Z

You can try out my Docker image, I’d like some feedback on it. Dev tools are all working (as far as I know).

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[I got a working Docker image for Sage + Bedrock + SSL/TLS + webpack hot reload but need feedback](https://discourse.roots.io/t/i-got-a-working-docker-image-for-sage-bedrock-ssl-tls-webpack-hot-reload-but-need-feedback/16763) [sage](/c/sage/11)

> Hey guys, I’m completely new to Sage/Bedrock and pretty much to the whole composer thing. Just started Docker earlier this year so please excuse the messy Dockerfile/config files. I like the whole setup of Sage/Bedrock so I thought I’d give it a try. I’m looking for Sage veterans to see if my setup is a viable environment for development. The Stack alpine 3.10.x traefik 2.x (reverse proxy) code-server v2 beta wordpress 5.2.x nginx 1.17.x php 7.3.x mariadb 10.3.x phpmyadmin 4.9.x wp-cli 2.3.x …

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