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• Upgraded PHP 7.4-RC

Minor issue regarding XDEBUG connectivity with new PHP which will be resolved in future minor versions

• Removed the support for HTTPD due to popularity and the fact I haven't used Apache since 2010
• Added Redis due to its popularity for in-memory component
• Upgraded XDEBUG, APCU and Mongo driver for PHP
• Removed the shell scripts and replaced with Makefile instead for ease of use
• Added Health Check for running containers

Added support for Apache (httpd) via port 8080, you can server your symfony application from two web servers now and by default NGINX is the default web server which is accessible via port 80.

Please remove all images from the previous release off your docker daemon, and run docker-compose build to build two images: PHP, NGINX and then you can run docker-compose up to get up and running, documentation has been extended and updated with new details please use that as a reference.

If there an issue or you think you can contribute to the project feel free to fork the develop branch and create a pull request.

Services

• PHP version 7.1
• NGINX version 1.13
• MySQL version 5.7
• Mongo version 3.4

Requirements

• Operating Systems supported by Docker (Please checkout Supported platforms)
• Docker version 17.x (Please visit Docker Community Edition)
• Docker Compose should be enabled
• Symfony Framework 3.x

This is the early version and further documentation or code changes will occur within 15 days of release. PHP will be upgraded to version 7.2 as soon as xdebug resolves the compatibility and sodium library will also be added for the next release early January 2018.

Disclaimer: Please don't use this to deploy in production, this project been built for Symfony enthusiasts to attract more contributors and prospect companies whom wish to give an enterprise level PHP Framework a quick try, without a worry of configuration and installation of all required packages