Welcome to the concrete-docker wiki!

This repository hosts content for running concrete5 CMS with MariaDB on docker. Docker compose is used to manage the containers

#Build docker images from docker file using compose $ docker-compose build

Start our application. This runs the CMD specified in the Dockerfiles

$ docker-compose up

If there is any changes made, we can just restart the web service to update from github

$ docker-compose restart web

Installation of Concrete5

1. The above instructions will create a fresh installation of MariaDB and will have concrete binaries and necessary libraries hosted on apache. We can start the concrete installation now

2. Access the URL using http://{hostname}:8080/concrete/ if using public endpoint. Otherwise use http://{docker-web-ip}/concrete/ and see the installation home page of concrete.

3. Select language, and provide necessary details like CMS admin password, and the DB details. Since MariaDB is running on non standard port, the details are below: DB hostname : {docker-db-ip};port=3305 DB username : concrete DB password : concrete DB name : cms

4. Click next with these details, and the CMS is ready now to create new content

Note: docker-web-ip and docker-db-ip are ip address of individual container. This assumes that we host both containers in same VM and is reachable using container's private IP address