What is the best way to install php mysql apache in docker?

Question

LAMP

Ready kits from docker? Or is it better to install them separately?

Answer 1

- MySql - in a separate way, you can then assemble it into one via docker-compose (or via docker swarm stack). You only need to read about stateful in advance and set up volumes.
- A separate image with code, install php there, maybe apache (or better nginx). You can use this image: https://hub.docker.com/r/tutum/apache-php/ or any similar image as a base if you don't want to install everything yourself. Then it describes how to do it, in short: we specify this image in our Dockerfile in `FROM`, and then we put our php files there via `COPY`/`ADD`. We collect, we push in the register.
- Display ports, for MySQL locally, for apache / nginx outside.
Specifically on your question: take mysql from dockerhub, push your image (there will already be both php and apache / nginx in it) into the local docker-registry first, and then pick it up from there during deployment.
You can install MySQL on the host, whichever is better - decide for yourself, based on the task.