Docker-compose templates for D7, D8

7-docker-compose.yml

#
# Minimal Drupal 7.x development environment.
#
# Use:
# 1. Place a copy of this file at your Drupal site root.
# 2. Start the web stack: `USER_ID=$(id -u) docker-compose up -d`
# 3. Set up `settings.local.php` (note that the host is 'db' and the username,
#    password, and schema are in the environment variables for the database
#    container below).
# 4. If you have a database dump to import, place it in your Drupal site root,
#    then import it with:
#         USER_ID=$(id -u) docker-compose run --rm drush sqlq --file="$filename"
# 5. When you're done, stop the web stack:
#    `USER_ID=$(id -u) docker-compose stop`
#
# To delete all the containers, run `USER_ID=$(id -u) docker-compose rm`. Note
# this will delete the "db" container, which will delete your database.
#
# You can leave out the `USER_ID=$(id -u)` if you add that line to your shell's
# configuration.
#
# Run Drush commands with:
#     USER_ID=$(id -u) docker-compose run --rm drush $rest_of_drush_command
#
version: '2'
services:
    web:
        image: "drupal:7"
        working_dir: "/var/www/html"
        volumes:
            - ".:/var/www/html"
        links:
            - "db"
        ports:
            - "80"
    db:
        image: "mariadb:latest"
        environment:
            - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root
            - MYSQL_USER=drupal
            - MYSQL_PASSWORD=drupal
            - MYSQL_DATABASE=drupal
        volumes:
            - ".:/var/www/html"
        ports:
            - "3306"
    drush:
        image: "mparker17/mush"
        working_dir: "/var/www/html"
        volumes:
            - ".:/var/www/html"
        links:
            - "db"

80-docker-compose.yml

#
# Minimal Drupal 8.0.x development environment.
#
# Use:
# 1. Place a copy of this file at your Drupal site root.
# 2. Start the web stack: `USER_ID=$(id -u) docker-compose up -d`
# 3. Set up `settings.local.php` (note that the host is 'db' and the username,
#    password, and schema are in the environment variables for the database
#    container below).
# 4. If you have a database dump to import, place it in your Drupal site root,
#    then import it with:
#         USER_ID=$(id -u) docker-compose run --rm drush sqlq --file="$filename"
# 5. When you're done, stop the web stack:
#    `USER_ID=$(id -u) docker-compose stop`
#
# To delete all the containers, run `USER_ID=$(id -u) docker-compose rm`. Note
# this will delete the "db" container, which will delete your database.
#
# You can leave out the `USER_ID=$(id -u)` if you add that line to your shell's
# configuration.
#
# Run Drush commands with:
#     USER_ID=$(id -u) docker-compose run --rm drush $rest_of_drush_command
# Run Drupal Console commands with:
#     USER_ID=$(id -u) docker-compose run --rm console $rest_of_drupal_console_command
#
version: '2'
services:
    web:
        image: "drupal:8"
        working_dir: "/var/www/html"
        volumes:
            - ".:/var/www/html"
        links:
            - "db"
        ports:
            - "80"
    db:
        image: "mariadb:latest"
        environment:
            - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root
            - MYSQL_USER=drupal
            - MYSQL_PASSWORD=drupal
            - MYSQL_DATABASE=drupal
        volumes:
            - ".:/var/www/html"
        ports:
            - "3306"
    drush:
        image: "drush/drush"
        working_dir: "/var/www/html"
        volumes:
            - ".:/var/www/html"
        links:
            - "db"
    console:
        image: "mparker17/drupalconsole"
        working_dir: "/var/www/html"
        volumes:
            - ".:/var/www/html"
        links:
            - "db"

compass.yml

# Copy this snippet into your docker-compose.yml file's services: key to
# automatically compile SASS files with compass.
#
# This assumes your theme is at `./themes/custom/yourtheme`, which is probably
# not the case for your project: customize the `volumes` directive as
# appropriate.
#
# This will probably work a lot better if you set up a `config.rb` file in the
# theme's directory. An example one is at
# https://gist.github.com/mparker17/4319ac3f3fa4c9e5d56c
compass:
    image: "mparker17/compass"
    command: "watch"
    user: "$USER_ID"
    working_dir: "/theme"
    volumes:
        - "./themes/custom/yourtheme:/theme"

macos.yml

# Copy this snippet into your docker-compose.yml file's services: key to add an 
# bg-sync container, and remove the ".:" in front of all volumes, if applicable.

# Only necessary on macOS, while Docker's built-in sync is abysmally slow
# (true as of 1.13.0-rc3). See https://github.com/docker/for-mac/issues/77
bg-sync:
    image: "cweagans/bg-sync"
    volumes:
        - ".:/source"
    volumes_from:
        - web
    environment:
        - SYNC_DESTINATION=/var/www/html
        - SYNC_VERBOSE=1

snippet-ldap.yml

# Copy this snippet into your docker-compose.yml file's services: key to add an 
# OpenLDAP container.
ldap:
    image: "dinkel/openldap"
    environment:
        - SLAPD_PASSWORD=openldap
        - SLAPD_DOMAIN=localhost
        - SLAPD_CONFIG_PASSWORD=openldap
    volumes:
        - "/etc/ldap"
        - "/var/lib/ldap"
    ports:
        - "389"

snippet-memcached.yml

# Copy this snippet into your docker-compose.yml file's services: key to add a 
# memcached container.
memcached:
    image: "memcached:1"
    ports: 
        - "11211"

snippet-search_api_solr.yml

# Copy this snippet into your docker-compose.yml file's services: key to add a
# Solr container pre-configured with the Search API config.
#
# The solr container will have one core, named "collection1" by default. 
# However, you can override it using the SOLR_CORE_NAME environment variable.
#
# I recommend using https://www.drupal.org/project/search_api_override with a
# corresponding entry in settings[.local].php (e.g.: 
# https://github.com/mparker17/drupal7-settings_local_snippets/blob/master/search_api_override.php).
solr:
    image: "mparker17/solr-search-api-solr"
    environment:
        - SOLR_CORE_NAME=collection1
    ports:
        - "8983"