The docker stack is composed of the following containers

Starts a reverse proxy and load balancer for project
Opens local port: 80, 443

Builds from the nginx folder.
Mounts the folder laravel from the project main folder into the container volume /home/laravel.

Builds from the php-fpm folder.
Mounts the folder laravel from the project main folder into the container volume /home/laravel.
This container includes all dependencies for Laravel.

Builds from the php-fpm-xdebug folder.
Mounts the folder laravel from the project main folder into the container volume /home/laravel.
This container includes all dependencies for Laravel (also contain xDebug).

Starts a redis container.

Please change or set the mysql environment variables

MYSQL_DATABASE: 'xxxx' MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: 'xxxx' MYSQL_USER: 'xxxx' MYSQL_PASSWORD: 'xxxx' MYSQL_ALLOW_EMPTY_PASSWORD: 'xxxxx' 

Default values:

MYSQL_DATABASE: 'laravel' MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: 'root_pass' MYSQL_USER: 'laravel_user' MYSQL_PASSWORD: 'PASSWD#' MYSQL_ALLOW_EMPTY_PASSWORD: 'false' 

Opens up port: 3306

Note: On your host, port 3306 might already be in use. So before running docker-compose.yml, under the docker-compose.yml's mysql section change the host's port number to something other than 3306, select any as long as that port is not already being used locally on your machine.

Starts a mailpit container.
Opens up port: 8025

Starts a rabbitmq container.
Opens up port: 15672

Starts an opensearch container.

Starts an opensearch dashboard container.
Opens up port: 5601

Builds from the varnish folder. Starts a varnish container.
Opens up port: 6081

Copy your .env.sample to .env file in root folder, and change PROJECT_NAME and PROJECT_VIRTUAL_HOST:
PROJECT_NAME - help you to create simple and clear container names.
PROJECT_VIRTUAL_HOST - it is your main url address.

For example:

PROJECT_NAME=laravel PROJECT_VIRTUAL_HOST=laravel.test 

Edit your /etc/hosts and add next line:
127.0.0.1 laravel.test traefik.laravel.test mail.laravel.test search.laravel.test dashboard.laravel.test rabbit.laravel.test

To start/build the stack.
Use - docker-compose up or docker-compose up -d to run the container on detached mode.
Compose will take some time to execute.
After the build has finished you can press the ctrl+c and docker-compose stop all containers.

To the run installation process use next commands.
Create and install new project:

./scripts/composer create-project laravel/laravel . ./scripts/npm install ./scripts/npm run build ./scripts/php artisan key:generate ./scripts/php artisan migrate 

To access the laravel homepage, go to the following url: https://laravel.test

 server: { host: 'nginx', port: 5175, https: true, },

public function boot(): void { if (config('app.env') === 'local') { URL::forceScheme('https'); } }

APP_URL=https://laravel.test DB_CONNECTION=mysql DB_HOST=mysql DB_PORT=3306 DB_DATABASE=laravel_db DB_USERNAME=laravel_user DB_PASSWORD="PASSWD#" REDIS_CLIENT=redis REDIS_HOST=redis REDIS_PASSWORD=null REDIS_PORT=6379 MAIL_HOST=mailpit

You could enable or disable xDebug with the next command: ./scripts/switch_mode [fpm|xdebug]
fpm - Enable container without xDebug
xdebug - Enable container with xDebug

Also, you can open:
https://traefik.laravel.test - Traefik Dashboard (traefik/traefik123 for access)
https://mail.laravel.test - Mailpit
https://search.laravel.test - OpenSearch
https://dashboard.laravel.test - OpenSearch Dashboard
https://rabbit.laravel.test - RabbitMQ (guest/guest for access)

• v1.0.0 - Initial release