You can use PHP-PM using Docker. We provide you several images always with PHP-PM and PHP7 pre-installed.
phppm/nginx: Contains php-pm and uses NGiNX as static file servingphppm/standalone: Contains php-pm and uses php-pm's ability to serve static files (slower)phppm/ppm: Just the php-pm binary as entry point
# change into your project folder first cd your/symfony-project/ # see what php-pm binary can do for you. $ docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www/ phppm/ppm --help $ docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www/ phppm/ppm config --help # with nginx as static file server $ docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www -p 8080:80 phppm/nginx # with php-pm as static file server (dev only) $ docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www -p 8080:80 phppm/standalone # use `PPM_CONFIG` environment variable to choose a different ppm config file. $ docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www -p 80:80 phppm/nginx -c ppm-prod.json # enable file tracking, to automatically restart ppm when php source changed $ docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www -p 80:80 phppm/nginx --debug=1 --app-env=dev # change static file directory. PPM_STATIC relative to mounted /var/www/. $ docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www -p 80:80 phppm/nginx --static-directory=web/ # Use 16 threads/workers for PHP-PM. $ docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www -p 80:80 phppm/nginx --workers=16 Docker compose
version: "3.1" services: ppm: image: phppm/nginx command: --debug=1 --app-env=dev --static-directory=web/ volumes: - ./symfony-app/:/var/www ports: - "80:80" You should configure PPM via the ppm.json in the root directory, which is within the container mounted to /var/www/. Alternatively, you can overwrite each option using the regular cli arguments.
# change the ppm.json within current directory docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www phppm/ppm config --help # not persisting config changes docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www -p 80:80 phppm/nginx --help docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www -p 80:80 phppm/nginx --workers=1 --debug 1 docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www -p 80:80 phppm/nginx --c prod-ppm.json If your applications requires additional php modules or other tools and libraries in your container, you can use our image as base. We use lightweight Alpine Linux.
# Dockerfile FROM phppm/nginx:1.0 RUN apk --no-cache add git RUN apk --no-cache add ca-certificates wget # whatever you need docker build vendor/my-image -f Dockerfile . # now use vendor/my-image instead of `phppm/nginx` 