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I got this in my bitbucket pipeline:

I can't container to listen on port 8000, even after adding the port mapping on my docker-compose.yml file.

All relevant files can be found here: https://github.com/salvatore-esposito/laravel-dockerized

I ran the following commands: docker-compose exec app php artisan serve and it has run successfully.

Anyway if I go inside the container, curl works as expected, but it doesn't work from the outside. The connection gets refused.

I fetched the ip using docker-machine ip

Please note that I mapped the outside-inside port in my container via docker-compose.yml even if in the repository there si no map.

I tried to copy all files to a built image and launch:

docker run --rm -p 8000:8000 --name laravel salvio/php-laravel php artisan serve

and

docker exec -it laravel bash

Once more time if a run "curl localhost:80" and "curl localhost:8000" the former doesn't work and the latter it does whereas if I take the container's ip via docker inspect name_container and digit curl ip_of_container:8000 nothing.

I try to work out a way to create a dev environment using docker and laravel.

I have the following dockerfile:

My new responsibility is porting our project into dockers. This means local code on each developer machine with test data on a staging server. At the moment, the code lives on the same server and thus uses local host (127.0.0.1) to connect to the database. The docker currently deploys and can run unit tests, which succeed in cases where no DB is required.

I've tried using the answers provided here: https://github.com/phpmyadmin/docker/issues/99 which failed at the time and with a variety of different attempts eventually led to trying to create SSH tunnels from inside the container (How do I complete this SSH tunnel from local development docker to staging database) . I've returned to trying to use the service, as the other options seem to be even more complicated or unreliable.

I've returned to using the kingsquare image that allows tunnelling but I don't know what ${SSH_AUTH_SOCK} is or how to use it. I've tried pointing it at an SSH key but that (probably obviously) fails.

I've included the whole docker-compose.yml, as an earlier mistake that I had not noticed is not including network reference in my existing docker (app) .

I can create a docker containing my project code. It has unit tests that fail because there is no database connection. I can log in to a server with a central database that contains our test data using SSH key and credentials. I cannot get the docker and DB communicating.

I've tried several different suggestions, scratching and restarting this portion of the Dockerfile over the past two days. I've searched Youtube for tutorials, Stackexchange for answers and the docker forums for reference.

If there's a step by step tutorial, that is tucked away I would love to see that too!

The docker-compose has the following:

I've got this docker-compose:

I am good with API creation but not so good when it comes to set up the system, I was trying to learn setting laravel with docker and was referring: https://medium.com/@shakyShane/laravel-docker-part-1-setup-for-development-e3daaefaf3c

I followed all the steps correctly but on running:

I'm trying to dockerize my Laravel app. In my local machine i have Mysql and MongoDB.

I have a script that run mysql restore and mongorestore to restore a production db.

In local environment i don't have problems because mysql and mongodb are installed locally.

Now, i created a docker-compose.yml with the build instructions:

I am using Laravel 5.6. This page did not work for me.

pizza/index.blade.php looks like this: