Docker

Automatic Docker reverse-proxy with Traefik

Docker

Traefik is an open-source reverse proxy and load balancer designed specifically for container platforms like Kubernetes and Docker. In these environment, Traefik can automatically discover services, perform load balancing and configure SSL termination. In this post, we’ll show how to deploy and use Traefik on Docker.

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Get started with Laravel Sail

Laravel PHP Docker

Running an complete Laravel development environment requires multiple services: web server, database server, queue worker etc. Laravel Sail helps you install and use all these using docker containers. Here is how to use it…

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Use docker-compose to create a dev environment for Laravel 6, 7 and 8

Laravel Docker PHP

Setting up a Laravel environment requires to install and configure multiple components: the correct PHP version, of course, but also a database, node server, probably queue worker and scheduler. To get you quickly started, here is how to deploy a dev environment for Laravel with docker compose.

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GitLab : fix "cgroups: cgroup mountpoint does not exist: unknown"

GitLab Sysadmin Docker

If you use GitLab pipelines to build Docker image, you may encounter the error “cgroups: cgroup mountpoint does not exist: unknown”. Here is how to fix…

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Continuous Deployment with GitLab and docker-compose

GitLab Docker DevOps

In this blog post we will show how to implement continuous deployment with GitLab and docker compose. More precisely, we will show how to use a gitlab-ci pipeline to:

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Changing Docker's default subnet IP range

Docker Linux Windows

Docker containers have become widely used to deploy and maintain critical parts of infrastructure. The problem is that sometimes some of the containers running may interfere with other parts of the network.

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Use Loki to monitor the logs of your docker compose application

Docker Monitoring

Loki is a log database developed by Grafana Labs. It is similar to Elasticsearch, with some major conceptual differences:

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Build and store Docker images with GitLab

GitLab Docker

With GitLab, you can add a job to your pipeline to build Docker images, and push them to the built-in container registry. Here is how…

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Run a development environment for Laravel with docker-compose

Laravel Docker

Developing and testing a Laravel project requires to install a substantial number of tools, with the correct version of each: PHP, composer, MySQL database, NPM etc. Moreover, for a substantial project, you will also have to run and test a queue worker and a scheduler. This can become quite complex and long to setup. In this blog post we show how to use docker-compose to run all of these in a single command line…

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Harden your Laravel app with CSP headers

Laravel Secure Software Development Docker Cyber-Wise

CSP (Content Security Policy) reduces the risk of cross-site scripting and other content-injection attacks by defining, at the level of the webserver, a header that whitelists authorized sources of content for your website.

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Avoid Docker Hub pull limit with Gitlab

GitLab Docker

If you are familiar with Docker, you most likely know Docker Hub. For the others, a quick definition: Docker Hub is a service for finding and sharing container images. It is the world largest container image repository. It is widely used around the world

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Run your Laravel app with docker-compose

Laravel Docker PHP

Docker-compose is an elegant way to run a Laravel app. It allows to define and run the different services: the main web app, a MySQL database and a redis server. There are however a few tricks to solve: how to run the database migrations, how to run the queue worker and the scheduler?

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