Simple Docker PHP Structure

Containers

Nginx
PHP
Composer
Mysql
MongoDB
RabbitMQ

How to use

Make sure you have docker and docker-compose installed.
Edit the composer.json file with your configs and the packages required by your project.
If you have some mysql data to import, set the files in the data/init_data/mysql folder. Uncomment the line on Mysql section in the docker-compose.yml file and make sure you replaced the example for the name of your file. It will accepted .gz, .sql, etc... They will be executed in alphabetic order.
If you have some mongoDB data to import, set the files in the data/init_data/mongo folder. Uncomment the line on Mongo section in the docker-compose.yml file and make sure you replaced the example for the name of your file. It will accepted .js and .sh. They will be executed in alphabetic order.
Run docker-compose up --build

Important

If you import some data to mongoDB, it will use the users and passwords set on it. Environment variables in docker-compose.yml file will be ignored.

URLs / Address in the guest system

PHP - localhost:81
MySQL - localhost:82
MongoDB - localhost:83
RabbitMQ - localhost:84

Users and Passwords

MySQL - root - 1234
MongoDB - root - 1234
RabbitMQ - guest - guest