Setting up a New Laravel Application and phpMyAdmin using Docker 

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That's a good idea for a video! I do have one where I use Docker to manually setup a standard LAMP stack, and that LAMP stack could be used to run a Laravel application. You may just need to adjust the default Apache root folder to the public folder within your Laravel application. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zWyggxV51oQ.html

@@codeadamca Thank you. I already follow that tutorial with LAMP (Apache). It also a good tutorial for beginner like me with PHP. Hope soon can hand on with LEMP(Nginx) stack include Doker, Laravel & Redis.

Each container in Docker is essentially a different computer or virtual hosts. In this example, our docker-compose.yml creates six different computers. One to run the application, one to run the MySQL database, one to run PHPMyAdmin , etc... When you open a terminal using a Docker container, those commands are being executed on that computer. For example when you run a migration on the container named "fresh-laravel_laravel", it will use the database settings to add tables to the "fresh-laravel_mysql" container. When you use the terminal in VSCode or PowerShell, it will attempt to run the migration on your local computer. This won't work because the migration will use the database information from .env file, and from your local computer's "point of view" it won't be able to find the database server. Using Docker means you don't even need PHP, Laravel, MySQL, etc... installed on your local computer. Hope that helps!

in the shell i just run sail shell, it opens a shell for the laravel contianer, and i run all artisan commands there. ez pz

you can run the command from vs code like this. ./vendor/bin/sail php artisan migration:refresh Prefixing the command with sail, tells the laravel app to run the command inside the container

Sorry, but I'm not sure. I have never encountered his before. I have one possible help... Try running the migration command using sudo, something like: sudo php artisan migrate:refresh --seed It should as for your password the first time, but not every time.

Ideally you should use a GiHub repo, then all the other developer needs is your GutHub repo URL (if not send them your code, not including the vendors folder). Then they can clone the repo. Run the Docker compose. From the main container run PHP composer and the Laravel migrations. Then they should have an identical functional app!

@@codeadamca mkay thats what i was thinking. thank you. using private repo rn, which is a headache sometimes. but mkay wanted to ask. ty!

The files should be located in the same directory you executed the cURL command in. Next time run "pwd" (stands for present working directory) before running the command, then you can find your files using Finder or VSCode.

If you go to the Docker Hub, there are lots of NGINX images, one of those may be sufficient: hub.docker.com/_/nginx I have never personally run a Laravel application on an NGINX server. I have only used NGINX for Node.js applications.

You don't need Sail to run a Laravel app on Docker. You can set up a pretty standard LAMP stack using Docker and deploy a Laravel app. I walk through setting up Dovker from scratch here: studio.ru-vid.comzWyggxV51oQ/edit

Sorry, that's a hard one without seeing the error. I think it might be an indentation error. In the docker-compose.yml the tabbing must be accurate!

same issue here mysqli::real_connect(): php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo for msyql failed: Temporary failure in name resolution mysqli::real_connect(): (HY000/2002): php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo for msyql failed: Temporary failure in name resolution

it turns out i made a typo in pma_host lol

i have same issue, have you find the solution?

@@kanao8378 I tried to close of any ports that are using 8001 port and also close mysql and apache http server on your task manager if there is any and finally put the command docker compose up and then the vendor bin sail up command

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