Docker images with ready-to use ConcreteCMS

Docker images that provide pre-installed ConcreteCMS instances without the hassle of configuring them.

Example: if you want to test your ConcreteCMS package with ConcreteCMS 8.5.4, you can simply run this command:

docker run --rm -it -p 8080:80 -p 33306:3306 -p 8025:8025 -v /path/to/your/package:/app/packages/package_handle ghcr.io/concrete5-community/docker5:8.5.4-full

Where:

• 8080 is the port where you'll browse the ConcreteCMS website (available at http://localhost:8080)
• 33306 is the port where you'll find MySQL
• 8025 is the port where you'll browse the mails sent by the ConcreteCMS website (available at http://localhost:8025)
• /path/to/your/package is the absolute path of the ConcreteCMS package you are going to test (on Windows use \ instead of /)
• package_handle is the handle of the package

You can then install the package through the web interface or through the CLI interface (c5 c5:package:install package_handle).

Development versions

In addition to the official releases, you can also use the development versions of Concrete (updated twice a day).

At the time of writing, the development branches are:

• 8.5.x
• 9.2.x
• 9.3.x

For example, to use 9.3.x (with full sample content), you can use this image:

ghcr.io/concrete5-community/docker5:9.3.x-full

References

Pre-compiled images: https://github.com/concrete5-community/docker5/pkgs/container/docker5

Source repository: https://github.com/concrete5-community/docker5

Configuration parameters

• Password of the admin user: 12345
• Name of the ConcreteCMS database: c5
• Database user name: c5
• Database user password: 12345
• Exposed port for the website: 80
• Exposed port for the database: 3306
• Exposed port for the webmail: 8025

Additional CLI commands

docker5 images come with some service CLI commands. You can get a list of them by running the ccm-help CLI command.

PHP Versions

Every docker image contains multiple PHP versions: 5.6, 7.4, 8.1, and 8.2.

When using the default entry point you can override the default one by specifying the CCM_PHP_VERSION environment variable, like this:

docker run --rm -e "CCM_PHP_VERSION=7.4" ghcr.io/concrete5-community/docker5:8.5.4-full

From within the container you can use the switch-php command:

switch-php 7.4

Composer Versions

Every docker image contains both composer v1 and composer v2.

When using the default entry point you can override the default one by specifying the CCM_COMPOSER_VERSION environment variable, like this:

docker run --rm -e "CCM_COMPOSER_VERSION=2" ghcr.io/concrete5-community/docker5:9.0.2-full

From within the container you can use the switch-composer command:

switch-composer 2

PHPUnit Versions

Every docker image contains many PHPUnit versions.

When using the default entry point you can override the default one by specifying the CCM_PHPUNIT_VERSION environment variable, like this:

docker run --rm -e "CCM_PHPUNIT_VERSION=10" ghcr.io/concrete5-community/docker5:9.0.2-full

From within the container you can use the switch-phpunit command:

switch-phpunit 10

Starting/stopping services

The default entry point will start the database and web services at startup, and stop them at shutdown.

You can also control them by using the ccm-service command to start/stop/restart these services, as well as to determine if they are running.

# Start all the services
ccm-service start
# Stop all the services
ccm-service stop
# Restart only the database service
ccm-service restart db
# Check if the PHP-FPM service and the Nginx services are running
ccm-service status php-fpm nginx

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