With the help of docker installing magento 2 is made much more easier with one command execution
https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/ilampirai/docker-magento2/
Try this out and you will see how easy it is to set up and run it let me know if you have issues or suggestions do ping me.
I tried this on my Synology NAS with Docker. It downloaded the files without a hitch and i could get to the installation screen of magento. The only problem i have now (which is a big one) is that i can't seem to add magento to the database.
Working on it though.
Other than that, it's seems to run flawless.
Thanks for trying my image
I gave a adminer (minified version of phpmyadmin) where you can create a database using root user(default password is null)
did you try to open it via http://your-site.com-or-ip-address/adminer.php ??
Does your image include the sample data? And what version of magento is bundled?
Hi Johnbendi
No I didnt include sample data. And if you use build and run method you will get the latest version what is there in magento/magento2 git repo ( we download the latest code from their repo at the time of each build).
And if you pull it from docker hub it should have Version 1.0.0-beta.
Thanks
@ilam wrote:Thanks for trying my image
I gave a adminer (minified version of phpmyadmin) where you can create a database using root user(default password is null)
did you try to open it via http://your-site.com-or-ip-address/adminer.php ??
I found the error, which was part me and part my NAS. First off i did manage to add Magento to my database through dockers bash. I then discovered that my NAS i running a version of MariaDB which is to old for Magento. So that's the problem i have now.
I'm trying to find a working MariaDB docker image to test with.