This docker-scripts demonstrates usage of Drupal Redis module with Redis docker-scripts container

This is based on original docker-scripts dbox container (https://github.com/docker-scripts/dbox)

• settings.sh has optional REDIS_HOST variable to specify Redis server hostname.
  • By default the value is redis
• install/redis-config.sh is injected during ds config
  • If REDIS_HOST has a value (Redis server hostname), the script installs and configures Drupal to use Redis with said Redis server.

• Install Docker: https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/linux/docker-ce/ubuntu/#install-using-the-repository

• Install ds,wsproxy and mariadb:

  • https://github.com/docker-scripts/ds#installation
  • https://github.com/docker-scripts/wsproxy#installation
  • https://github.com/docker-scripts/mariadb#installation

• Install redis

  • https://github.com/docker-scripts/redis#installation
  • This container sets its hostname as redis by default. Hence no need to update its settings.sh.

• Clone this repo to opt/docker-scripts/myproject like this:

git clone https://github.com/radzaeem/myproject /opt/docker-scripts/myproject

• Create a directory for the container: ds init myproject/ds @proj-example-org

• cd to project directory

cd /var/ds/proj-example-org/

• Optional: Fix the settings if needed

vim settings.sh

• Build image, create the container and configure it:

ds build
ds create
ds make

• If the domain is not a real one, add to /etc/hosts the line 127.0.0.1 proj.example.org and then try https://proj.example.org in browser.

• If you already have the domain, tell wsproxy to manage the domain of this container: ds wsproxy add

• Tell wsproxy to get a free letsencrypt.org SSL certificate for this domain (if it is a real one):

  ds wsproxy ssl-cert --test
  ds wsproxy ssl-cert
  

Check whether Redis server's keys named cache_boot is actually used by Drupal.

# hostname of Redis server is 'redis'
cd /var/ds/proj-example-org
ds shell
redis-cli -h redis 
keys *cache_boot*
exit

Example output

(proj-example-org)root@proj-example-org:/var/www
==> # redis-cli -h redis
redis:6379> keys *cache_boot*
1) "3830eb70bda1d214ee12d28fbb4d30e1:cache_bootstrap:system_list"
2) "3830eb70bda1d214ee12d28fbb4d30e1:cache_bootstrap:bootstrap_modules"
3) "3830eb70bda1d214ee12d28fbb4d30e1:cache_bootstrap:module_implements"
4) "3830eb70bda1d214ee12d28fbb4d30e1:cache_bootstrap:lookup_cache"
5) "3830eb70bda1d214ee12d28fbb4d30e1:cache_bootstrap:_last_flush"
6) "3830eb70bda1d214ee12d28fbb4d30e1:cache_bootstrap:hook_info"

Other commands are same as the original dbox container (https://github.com/docker-scripts/dbox)

ds help

ds shell
ds stop
ds start
ds snapshot

ds inject set-adminpass.sh <new-drupal-admin-passwd>
ds inject set-domain.sh <new.domain>
ds inject set-emailsmtp.sh <gmail-user> <gmail-passwd>

ds inject dev/clone.sh test
ds inject dev/clone-del.sh test
ds inject dev/clone.sh 01

ds backup [proj1]
ds restore <backup-file.tgz> [proj1]