docker-magento

This image installs Magento, an open-source content management system for e-commerce web sites.

Components

The stack comprises the following components:

Name	Version	Description
Magento	1.9.1.0 - 1.9.3.0	E-commerce content management system
Ubuntu	see docker-lamp-base	Operating system
MySQL	see docker-lamp-base	Database
Apache	see docker-lamp-base	Web server
PHP	see docker-lamp-base	Scripting language

Usage

1. Start the Container

If you wish to create data volumes, which will survive a restart or recreation of the container, please follow the instructions in Advanced Usage.

A. Basic Usage

Start your container with:

• Ports 80, 443 (Apache Web Server) and 3306 (MySQL) exposed.
• A named container (magento).

As follows:

sudo docker run -d -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -p 3306:3306 --name magento ysilvela/magento

B. Advanced Usage

Start your container with:

• Ports 80, 443 (Apache Web Server) and 3306 (MySQL) exposed.
• Two data volumes (which will survive a restart or recreation of the container). The MySQL data is available in /data/mysql on the host. The PHP application files are available in /app on the host.
• A named container (magento).

As follows:

sudo docker run -d \
    -p 80:80 \
    -p 443:443 \
    -p 3306:3306 \
    -v /app:/var/www/html \
    -v /data/mysql:/var/lib/mysql \
    -e MYSQL_PASS="password"  \
    -e MAGENTO_PASS="password"  \
    --name magento \
    dell/magento

2. Check the Log Files

Check the logs for the randomly generated admin and magento MySQL passwords:

sudo docker logs magento

Look for output similar to the following text:

========================================================================
You can now connect to this MySQL Server using:

    mysql -uadmin -pMYHU4RejDh0q -h<host> -P<port>

Please remember to change the above password as soon as possible!
MySQL user 'root' has no password but only allows local connections
========================================================================
=> Waiting for confirmation of MySQL service startup
========================================================================

MySQL magento user password: ooVoh7aedael

========================================================================

Make a secure note of:

• The admin user password (in this case MYHU4RejDh0q)
• The magento user password (in this case ooVoh7aedael)

Next, test the admin user connection to MySQL:

mysql -uadmin -pMYHU4RejDh0q -h127.0.0.1 -P3306

3. Configure Magento

Access the container from your browser:

http://<ip address>

OR

https://<ip address>

We strongly recommend that you connect via HTTPS, for this step, and all subsequent administrative tasks, if the container is running outside your local machine (e.g. in the Cloud). Your browser will warn you that the certificate is not trusted. If you are unclear about how to proceed, please consult your browser's documentation on how to accept the certificate.

Step 1: Welcome to Magento's Installation Wizard!

Read the license, and if you accept:

• Check I agree to the above terms and conditions.
• Click on Continue.

Step 2: Localization

Choose your settings for:

• Locale
• Time Zone
• Default Currency

Click on Continue.

Step 3: Configuration

Complete the required information:

• Database Type: MySQL
• Host: localhost
• Database Name: magento
• User Name: magento
• User Password: the magento user password read from the logs
• Tables Prefix: (optional)

Next, please:

• Check Use Secure URLs.
• Check Run admin interface with SSL.

Click on Continue.

Step 4: Create Admin Account

Provide the following details for the admin account:

• First Name
• Last Name
• Email
• Username
• Password / Confirm Password

Click on Continue.

Step 5: You're All Set!

Make a secure note of your encryption key (near the bottom of the page).

You may wish to complete the survey.

Next, click on Go to Backend, and login with your admin name and password.

Some Housekeeping

Remove Old Messages

After you log in, you will see a warning (at the top right hand side of the screen) saying: "You have 1 critical, 5 major, 19 minor and 56 notice unread message(s)." Some of these messages date back to 2008.

Click on link Go to messages. From there, click on Select All (LHS, near the top), select action Remove and click on Submit (RHS, near the top).

Set the Unsecure URL

Select option System -> Configuration -> Web -> Unsecure. Change the Base URL from https to http, and click on Save Config. If you don't do this, you will get an error when uploading images.

Reference

Environmental Variables

Variable	Default	Description
MYSQL_PASS	random	Password for MySQL user admin
MAGENTO_PASS	random	Password for MySQL user magento

Image Details

Inspired by ilampirai/magentoone

Pre-built Image | https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/dell/magento