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me too with the difference that it's a week, it showed exactly to the thousandth my need

i'm going to ask a really stupid question . do we need to have web server, php and composer already installed before all this I've recently switched from windows where i have everything set up for projects to linux ubuntu i've nothing installed configuring all those old projects are headach i've access to many projects everytime i switched to new system cus i couldn't configure them all due to different version requirements All the people under this video looks experienced i'm the only fool here i've copied the old laravel project and installed docker ( have not any any docker compose file till now) i'm new to docker i dont know how to containerize different project tho i'm getting a bit of understanding but still had that stupid question so Do i need to have apach, php, composer pre installed before creating container/image in docker-compose?

i'm going to ask a really stupid question . do we need to have web server, php and composer already installed before all this I've recently switched from windows where i have everything set up for projects to linux ubuntu i've nothing installed configuring all those old projects are headach i've access to many projects everytime i switched to new system cus i couldn't configure them all due to different version requirements All the people under this video looks experienced i'm the only fool here i've copied the old laravel project and installed docker ( have not any any docker compose file till now) i'm new to docker i dont know how to containerize different project tho i'm getting a bit of understanding but still had that stupid question so Do i need to have apach, php, composer pre installed before creating container/image in docker-compose?

i'm going to ask a really stupid question . do we need to have web server, php and composer already installed before all this I've recently switched from windows where i have everything set up for projects to linux ubuntu i've nothing installed configuring all those old projects are headach i've access to many projects everytime i switched to new system cus i couldn't configure them all due to different version requirements All the people under this video looks experienced i'm the only fool here i've copied the old laravel project and installed docker ( have not any any docker compose file till now) i'm new to docker i dont know how to containerize different project tho i'm getting a bit of understanding but still had that stupid question so Do i need to have apach, php, composer pre installed before creating container/image in docker-compose?

i'm going to ask a really stupid question . do we need to have web server, php and composer already installed before all this I've recently switched from windows where i have everything set up for projects to linux ubuntu i've nothing installed configuring all those old projects are headach i've access to many projects everytime i switched to new system cus i couldn't configure them all due to different version requirements All the people under this video looks experienced i'm the only fool here i've copied the old laravel project and installed docker ( have not any any docker compose file till now) i'm new to docker i dont know how to containerize different project tho i'm getting a bit of understanding but still had that stupid question so Do i need to have apach, php, composer pre installed before creating container/image in docker-compose?

i'm going to ask a really stupid question . do we need to have web server, php and composer already installed before all this I've recently switched from windows where i have everything set up for projects to linux ubuntu i've nothing installed configuring all those old projects are headach i've access to many projects everytime i switched to new system cus i couldn't configure them all due to different version requirements All the people under this video looks experienced i'm the only fool here i've copied the old laravel project and installed docker ( have not any any docker compose file till now) i'm new to docker i dont know how to containerize different project tho i'm getting a bit of understanding but still had that stupid question so Do i need to have apach, php, composer pre installed before creating container/image in docker-compose?

i'm going to ask a really stupid question . do we need to have web server, php and composer already installed before all this I've recently switched from windows where i have everything set up for projects to linux ubuntu i've nothing installed configuring all those old projects are headach i've access to many projects everytime i switched to new system cus i couldn't configure them all due to different version requirements All the people under this video looks experienced i'm the only fool here i've copied the old laravel project and installed docker ( have not any any docker compose file till now) i'm new to docker i dont know how to containerize different project tho i'm getting a bit of understanding but still had that stupid question so Do i need to have apach, php, composer pre installed before creating container/image in docker-compose?

i'm going to ask a really stupid question . do we need to have web server, php and composer already installed before all this I've recently switched from windows where i have everything set up for projects to linux ubuntu i've nothing installed configuring all those old projects are headach i've access to many projects everytime i switched to new system cus i couldn't configure them all due to different version requirements All the people under this video looks experienced i'm the only fool here i've copied the old laravel project and installed docker ( have not any any docker compose file till now) i'm new to docker i dont know how to containerize different project tho i'm getting a bit of understanding but still had that stupid question so Do i need to have apach, php, composer pre installed before creating container/image in docker-compose?

if anyone encounter this same error, just change REDIS_PORT=6379 to REDIS_HOST=redis on .env file

Hello friend. This is a beginner course to introduce developers to docker. If your looking for top performance prod build please check out this tutorial :) We use nginx opcache php fpm to serve requests as fast as 5ms. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-so50k0t7qWo.html

Yes, you can create a Docker container first and then push your project into it. In fact, this is a common practice in Docker-based development workflows. When you create a container, you are essentially creating a self-contained environment that includes all the dependencies and configurations needed to run your application. Once the container is created, you can push your project into it using a variety of methods, such as copying files into the container or using a tool like Git to clone your project repository inside the container. By doing this, you can ensure that your project runs consistently across different environments and avoid issues with dependency conflicts or configuration mismatches.

answer is YES. Laravel requires composer and PHP. And as far as the web server, you can set one up but in this example it's using PHP's (or artisan's) SERVE command. Using the SERVE command is not as ideal as having a webserver running. You can easily add a webserver to the docker-compose file, there are many examples online on how to do this.

Short answer: it depends. you dont need it on a seperate container. We still need it to build and compile our frontend assets. You can install node and npm in the same php container. If your running some CI/CD pipelines then you can also compile them there instead and not need a seperate container for prod. For local, seperate or same container not much of a difference. I would argue that having node inside your php container would be better since it's one less container to run (less ram, cpu, memory etc ...) On the other hand, if your project has a decoupled architecture (seperate UI and API) and let's say for example your UI uses Vue or React Next.JS (both running on node) and Laravel for the backend, then having seperate containers (servers) will make it easier to scale. Also, if your node server gets hacked, it wouldn't expose your backend (database and api logic). There's lots of good reasons. But the point is it really depends on the project. The reason why I made a seperate container for each part is just to help teach the material. More ports to expose, cleaner logic etc ...

Run the command in your terminal "chmod +x docker/entrypoint.sh" the hope will work

@@md.juyelrana22 same error

Add the following two line and rebuild it should work RUN ["chmod","+x","Docker/entrypoint.sh"] ENTRYPOINT [ "Docker/entrypoint.sh" ]

@@md.juyelrana22 I'm going with Laravel Sail it seems much easier to me... Thanks

@@md.juyelrana22 you saved my sorry ass... thanks great video though

Yes you can. Just make sure to expose the redis ports inside your php container to make sure you can access it externally

Did you get a solution for this ?

Run the command in your terminal "chmod +x docker/entrypoint.sh" the hope will work

@@md.juyelrana22 Thank you . this resolved my issue

Did you fixed this issue ?

@@MohamedNajathi i dont know how the Dockerfile work in the video because the real directory name "Docker/entrypoint.sh" and the dircetory name in the Dockerfile "docker/entrypoint.sh" is missmatched and changing the directory name from Docker to docker solves my issue

Ser REDIS_PASSWORD=null to REDIS_PASSWORD=YourPassword

@@auriaksFLC hello sir, how do i get a password?

@@gonzalesstudio7723 You make one up :) make sure its secure once you move from development..

You need to use WSL2 it will be much faster than running directly on windows. I have a seperate video on that

@@emadzaamout can you please share that video

NO

Depends on your errors. But if you have laragon running, maybe it's using the same ports as we are exposing. If that's the case, close laragon or change the ports in docker. Also I highly recommand you use wsl2 if your running docker on windows. I have a course on that ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kaQQVoEBumY.html

@@emadzaamout thanks it worked

Complete the tutorial. It resolved itself after the WebSocket part was configured

I got it fixed by copying the finished setup files. I had alot of typos and wrong space placements.

RUN docker-php-ext-install pdo pdo_mysql bcmath it's bcmath bcmatch