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Expand Up @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Containerize This: PHP/Apache/MySQL
### Intro
Continuing with the Containerize This! series, we're looking at common web application technologies and how they can be used within Docker containers effectively. PHP/Apache/MySQL have a very large market share on content management systems and web applications on the internet, and with so many developers using these technologies, there is a lot of interest to modernize the way that they use them from from local development all the way to production. Today we'll take a look at several ways to containerize and link PHP, Apache, and MySQL together while demonstrating some tips, tricks, and best-practices that will help you take a modern approach when developing and deploying your PHP applications!

There are 5 simple files for this demo that you can clone from https://github.com/mzazon/php-apache-mysql or simply copy and paste from this post to replicate the following folder structure. Please note that some Docker and security principals have been skipped here for simplicity and demonstration purposes. Namely PHP using root credentials, hardcoded/weak MySQL password, lack of SSL, to name a few! Do not run this code in production! :-)
There are 5 simple files for this demo that you can clone from https://github.com/mzazon/php-apache-mysql-containerized or simply copy and paste from this post to replicate the following folder structure. Please note that some Docker and security principals have been skipped here for simplicity and demonstration purposes. Namely PHP using root credentials, hardcoded/weak MySQL password, lack of SSL, to name a few! Do not run this code in production! :-)

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