Docker Apache and Mysql

Description

You should use docker/docker-compose to accomplish the following tasks.

Build images

The first image Web has some customizations that will necessitate you building a new image.

Web image:

• Should be based on ubuntu
• Must first do an apt update, then install tzdata.
• Then (on separate run) should install apache2, php, php-mysql, libapache2-mod-php
• copy starter files from here. Note that this is expecting you to set the following variables (which should be set in your docker-compose.yml file)
  • DB_HOST
  • DB_USER
  • DB_PASS
  • DB_NAME
• Runs apachectl in the foreground
• Exposes port 80

Remember that the database name MUST be pokemondb

You can use an existing mysql image without any customization.

DB image:

• Should be based on mysql:5.7.
• Should set the environment variables MYSQL_DATABASE, MYSQL_USER, MYSQL_PASSWORD and MYSQL_RANDOM_ROOT_PASSWORD. See the documentation here for examples. (These can be set in the docker-compose file)

Make sure that you can access port 80 of the apache image and visit /water/install.php of the downloaded pokemon files to install the tables and see if the app works. After it works, you can just visit the base url of your app.

HINTS

• You set an environment variable like DB_HOST=joesmysqlserver. (You cannot have any spaces around the equal sign.
• One idea would be to use the COPY command to copy the files to the correct location on your server (after you have downloaded and extracted in a location next to your Dockerfile). Another idea would be to do something like: RUN wget http://whateverfile.tgz && tar -xvzf whteverfile.tgz -C /var/www/html && rm *.tgz (I am not sure if it is the -C option for tar that puts it in a location or not)

To Pass off

Demo it to me.