Magento 2 Docker to Development

Linux:

Install Docker and Docker-compose.

Note that for Elasticsearch you need at least 262144 memory.

To check:

more /proc/sys/vm/max_map_count

The vm.max_map_count setting should be set permanently in /etc/sysctl.conf:

vm.max_map_count=262144

After set run:

sudo sysctl -p

Run all containers with command

bin/start

To install the latest version of Magento 2:

bin/shell
rm index.php
install-magento2

If you want to use Varnish use docker-compose.varnish.yml

If you don't want to use Varnish and Elasticsearch use docker-compose.light.yml

Web server: http://localhost/

Local emails: http://localhost:8025

Commands	Description	Options & Examples
`bin/init`	If you didn't use the CURL setup command above, please use this command changing the name of the project.	`./init MYMAGENTO2`
`bin/start`	If you continuing not using the CURL you can start your container manually
`bin/stop`	Stop your project containers
`bin/kill`	Stops containers and removes containers, networks, volumes, and images created to the specific project
`bin/shell`	Access your container	`./shell root`
`bin/magento`	Use the power of the Magento CLI
`bin/magento-basic`	All basic Magento CLI commands (setup:upgrade, setup:di:compile, setup:static-content:deploy -f, cache:clean, cache:flush)
`bin/n98`	Use the Magerun commands as you want
`bin/grunt-init`	Prepare to use Grunt
`bin/grunt`	Use Grunt specifically in your theme or completely, it'll do the deploy and the watcher.	`./grunt luma`
`bin/xdebug`	Enable / Disable the XDebug
`bin/composer`	Use Composer commands	`./composer update`

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