This project make use of docker-compose to build three containers:

1. Apache 2.4
2. PHP-fpm 7.1
3. MySQL 5.7

The only container exposed is the Apache container on port 80.

Project structure:

Apache-php-mysql-modsecurity-docker-container
|
|- database
 |- data..
 |- ..
|- docker
 |- apache
 |- config
 |- 000-default.conf
 |- httpd.conf
 |- Dockerfile
 |- mysql
 |- Dockerfile
 |- php
 |- config
 |- apcu.ini
 |- opcache.ini
 |- php.ini
 |- www.conf
 |- Dockerfile
 |- .env
 |- build.sh
 |- destroy.sh
 |- docker-compose.yml
 |- run-sh
|- logs
 |- apache
 |- ...
 |- mysql
 |- ...
 |- php
 |- ...
|- public_html

• PHP is configured with APCu and OPCACHE. It also contains the modules needed for Prestashop and e-commerce websites.
• Apache has ModSecurity Web Application Firewall v3 installed and working with the latest OWASP Rule Core Set.
• There is a separarate Log folder (volume) which holds all logs from different containers
• The volume folder Database is shared only to the mysql container which save and persists data in here.
• The .env file contains some configurations and passwords passed to containers and environment variables. (to fix, will use some other methods like etcd)
• All containers are linked in a bridge network and have static ip address configured in .env
• Set your TimeZone in the .env file. The containers will also take the timezone from your host computer through /etc/timezone and /etc/localtime volume shares.

First git clone https://github.com/bestrocker221/apache-php-mysql-modsecurity-docker-container

1. (optional) Set your preferred settings in .env
2. (optional) Set your preferred website settings in apache/config/000-default.conf.
3. (optional) Set your preferred settings in php/config otherwise leave them intact.
4. Choose to use an existing db and then copy the data to the ./database folder, otherwise just let the build create another one.
5. Copy your WEB PROJECT into public_html

Then

$ ./build.sh