Docker Commands¶
Running a Docker Stack with Docker Compose¶
Open a terminal, go to the folder of your Docker stack, containing the docker-compose.yml file, and run:
docker-compose up -d
To run it with a different compose file than docker-compose.yml ('i.e. traefik.yml), run:
docker-compose -f traefik.yml up -d
Stop a Docker Stack with Docker Compose¶
Open a terminal, go to the folder of your Docker stack, containing the docker-compose.yml file, and run:
docker-compose stop
To run it with a different compose file than docker-compose.yml ('i.e. traefik.yml), run:
docker-compose -f traefik.yml stop
Remove a Docker Stack with Docker Compose¶
Open a terminal, go to the folder of your Docker stack, containing the docker-compose.yml file, and run:
docker-compose rm
To run it with a different compose file than docker-compose.yml ('i.e. traefik.yml), run:
docker-compose -f traefik.yml rm
Run a command in a running container with Docker Compose¶
Open a terminal, go to the folder of your Docker stack, containing the docker-compose.yml file, and run:
docker-compose exec [CONTAINER] [COMMAND]
As example, to execute the command ls -la, on the Container php, run:
docker-compose exec php ls -la
Mac OS X users must run docker-compose exec ... with user 82. e.g.:
docker-compose exec --user 82 php ls -la
Enter in a running container with Docker Compose¶
Open a terminal, go to the folder of your Docker stack, containing the docker-compose.yml file, and run:
docker-compose exec [CONTAINER] sh
As example, to enter on the Container php, run:
docker-compose exec php sh
Once in, you can run any commands without prefixing with docker exec ....
Run Composer in a running container with Docker Compose¶
Open a terminal, go to the folder of your Docker stack, containing the docker-compose.yml file, and run:
docker-compose exec php composer ...
As example, to execute composer install, run:
docker-compose exec composer install
Run Drush in a running container with Docker Compose¶
Open a terminal, go to the folder of your Docker stack, containing the docker-compose.yml file, and run:
docker-compose exec php drush ...
As example, to execute drush cr, run:
docker-compose exec drush cr
Run Drupal Console in a running container with Docker Compose¶
Open a terminal, go to the folder of your Docker stack, containing the docker-compose.yml file, and run:
docker-compose exec php drupal ...
As example, to execute drupal generate:module, run:
docker-compose exec drupal generate:module
Access Drupal Database in a running container with Docker Compose¶
Open a terminal, go to the folder of your Docker stack, containing the docker-compose.yml file, and run:
docker-compose exec php drush sql-cli
Import Drupal Database in a running container with Docker Compose¶
Copy the Database dump on your project folder.
Open a terminal, go to the folder of your Docker stack, containing the docker-compose.yml file, and run:
docker-compose exec php drush sql-cli < [database_dump_name].sql
[database_dump_name].sql with your file name, i.e. db_dump-20190927.sql.
Dump/Export Drupal Database in a running container with Docker Compose¶
Copy the Database dump on your project folder.
Open a terminal, go to the folder of your Docker stack, containing the docker-compose.yml file, and run:
docker-compose exec php drush sql-dump --result-file=../[database_dump_name].sql
[database_dump_name].sql with the name you want to assign it, i.e. db_dump-20190927.sql.
Docker Aliases¶
You can optimize your docker command line workflow using aliases to create shortcuts.
See Handy Docker Aliases.