### 01 - Verify Docker Daemon Running Before dockerlize the project, check that you have a working install of docker. ```bash $ docker info ``` If command failed, see the [Docker User Guide](dk_docker_guide_url) and fix it. [dk_docker_guide_url]: https://docs.docker.com/engine/userguide/basics/ ### 02 - Pull and Build Docker Images. apeman-infr generates infrastructures as Docker images. Hits the command at your project, and images will be build with "$infr" configurations in the project Apemanfile. ```bash $ apeman infr ``` This could take a long time, but wait patiently. ### 03 - Run Docker containers. apeman-dply creates and start Docker containers with images generated by apeman-infr. It also creates bridge network for communicating between containers. Hits the command at your project, and containers will be started with "$dply" configurations in the project Apemanfile. ```bash $ apeman dply ``` ### 04 - Configure Host Names To enable virtual hosting, project domains should be registered in hosts file.(eg: /etc/hosts in linux) Running "hosts:set" task will write the hosts for this project. Most cases you need `sudo` to do this. ```bash # Update hosts file to bind domains and Docker host IP $ sudo apeman task hosts:set ``` Then, check that domains are bound to the Docker host IP. ```bash $ apeman task hosts:list ``` ### 05 - Start proxy Since containers are not visible from outside world, you need a reverse proxy to make then public. apeman-prxy start a nginx server and listens 80/443, and handle requests to each domains due to the VIRTUAL_HOST env defined in "$dply" configurations. ```bash # Start nginx proxy server. $ apeman prxy ``` Note that this proxy could be shared between multiple apeman web project. Just make sure domain names are distinct. ## Links + [Docker](https://www.docker.com/) + [apeman-task](https://github.com/apeman-cmd-labo/apeman-task) + [apeman-infr](https://github.com/apeman-cmd-labo/apeman-infr) + [apeman-dply](https://github.com/apeman-cmd-labo/apeman-dply) + [apeman-prxy](https://github.com/apeman-cmd-labo/apeman-prxy)