docker-compose.yml

varnish:
  # A public image with a Varnish install
  image: jacksoncage/varnish
  # Pass backend connections to the linked "web" container
  environment:
    VARNISH_BACKEND_IP: web
  # Set up the internal link
  links:
    - web:web
  # Expose port 8100 on the host.
  ports:
    - 8100:80

web:
  # A base image with Apache/PHP (https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/rbayliss/php/)
  image: rbayliss/php:5.5
  volumes:
    # Mount the local drupal directory in the container
    - ./drupal:/srv
    # Mount our install shell script
    - ./install.sh:/install.sh
  ports:
    # Expose port 8101 on the host.  Useful for debugging w/o Varnish
    - 8101:80
  links:
    # Link the DB container:
    - db:db
    # Link the Solr container:
    - solr:solr

db:
  # A docker official base image for MySQL
  image: mysql:5.6
  # Default environment variables used to set up the container on the first run:
  environment:
    MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: changeme
    MYSQL_DATABASE: drupal
    MYSQL_USER: drupal
    MYSQL_PASSWORD: password
  volumes:
    # Use a "volume" to prevent data from disappearing when the container is
    # restarted.
    - /var/lib/mysql
    # In a production setting, you'd use a locally mounted volume for extra
    # persistence.  This would mount ./data to /var/lib/mysql inside the container:
    # - ./data:/var/lib/mysql

solr:
  # Example of extending a container with our own Dockerfile
  build: solr/
  # Expose port 8983 directly on the host
  ports:
    - 8983:8983