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Reiter, Christoph authoredAlso enable persistence for redis. While both are not used by default they can be for the locking and mesage queue. This should make it easier to get started.
Reiter, Christoph authoredAlso enable persistence for redis. While both are not used by default they can be for the locking and mesage queue. This should make it easier to get started.
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Running with Docker
This is simple docker-compose setup using docker with php-fpm and nginx to serve the symfony app.
Setup
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sudo apt install docker-composeto install docker-compose on Debian/Ubuntu -
sudo ./build.sh- to build the docker images and install the PHP dependencies -
sudo docker-compose up- to run the server: http://127.0.0.1:8000
Running the Server
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sudo docker-compose up -dto start the server in the background -
sudo docker-compose upto start the server in the foreground with logs -
sudo docker-compose stopto stop the server -
sudo docker-compose logs -fto see the logs -
sudo docker-compose restart messenger-workerrestart messenger worker for updating message handling code
Executing Symfony commands
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./run.shto start a shell in the php-fpm container. - After this you can run symfony/composer commands like:
./bin/console debug:configcomposer installcomposer test
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bin/consolecommands directly from outside the container with./console debug:configif you have all dependencies available on the host.
Links
- Open http://127.0.0.1:8000/ for the API Platform webpage
- Open http://localhost:8101/ for redis commander
- Open http://localhost:8102/ for phpmyadmin