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httpd

Image based on the official httpd image

📃 Configurable image parameters

  • Virtualhost name HTTPD_SERVERNAME=localhost
  • Modify WORKDIR HTTPD_APP_DIRECTORY=/app
  • Modify the PHP's service Handler HTTPD_FPM_HANDLER=php.local:9000
  • Request timeout HTTPD_TIMEOUT=60
  • Time zone TZ=Europe/Madrid

🕹️ Examples

  • Serving HTTP requests
docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/app -p 443:443 acceseo/httpd
  • Change the input directory
docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/app -e HTTPD_APP_DIRECTORY=/app/public -p 443:443 acceseo/httpd

The --rm flag is used to force the images to be deleted after the execution is finished.
We share the volume with the -v flag.
Bind port 443 of the host to port 443 of the container via the -p flag.

🕹️ Example (docker-compose.yml configuration file)

  version: '3'
  services:
    httpd.local:
      image: acceseo/httpd
      volumes:
        - .:/app
      ports:
        - 80:80
        - 443:443
    php.local:
        image: acceseo/php-fpm:8.2
        volumes:
          - .:/app
    #...

NOTE: The image comes pre-configured for use with PHP-FPM using the configuration shown in the docker-compose example above. If you are going to use a new image for PHP or use a new service that replaces php.local, you need to modify HTTPD_FPM_HANDLER to the new service specifications, or make sure that the php image is compatible with PHP-FPM.

👷 Credits