One-command install scripts spin up a full local stack for 2.4.8 with optional sample data, plus Xdebug, Redis/Valkey, Logstash, and an optional Jenkins container for CI/CD.
Ready-to-run Docker setup to spin up FrankenPHP with database, OpenSearch, and RabbitMQ. Includes .env templates, SERVER_NAME configuration, docker compose commands, and /etc/hosts steps to get your project running locally.
Run Magento 2 locally with VS Code or instantly in GitHub Codespaces
Compose-based local environment using FrankenPHP (Caddy+PHP), MariaDB, and phpMyAdmin, with HTTPS via nip.io, separate frontend/admin domains, and a one-command installer. Includes security rules in Caddy, Xdebug 3 config for VSCode, and troubleshooting notes for certificates and Linux firewalls.
Docker image bundles ready-to-query GitNexus indexes (core, optional Hyvä, and runtime deps) with XML augmentation, exposing an MCP server and optional web UI for instant graph queries. Includes quick-start, mounting your code, versioning/build steps, and licensing notes.
Warden is a local wrapper for docker-compose that automates DNS (dnsmasq), reverse proxy (Traefik), and webmail (Mailpit). Project .env drives ephemeral docker-compose.yml generation. Preview with warden env config.
Deploy secure, flexible and reusable docker infrastructure for Magento 2 in a matter of seconds.
MageBox is a development tool that offers PHP and Nginx running locally with Docker support, allowing easy management of project dependencies like MySQL, Redis, and RabbitMQ. It facilitates multi-PHP version setups, centralized SSH key management, enhanced security features, and team collaboration for project access control. This solution is compatible with various platforms, including macOS and Linux, and includes a quick start guide for installation and project setup.
This is a modify version of the original dcoker magento markshust/docker-magento project. The main difference is that this project is using a custom NGINX PROXY to have more then one project running on the same server. A lot of core features of the original repo are modify so please dont just copy cod from one place to the other and hope it's works as expected. There will be a lot of changes to the way this project is setup and how it works. So to not get confused please read the whole documentation.
This guide outlines how to set up a NixOS development environment with Xdebug and Blackfire support, along with instructions for installation and configuration of necessary services like MySQL and OpenSearch. Key commands and configurations are provided to streamline the development process, including environment setup and file handling in the service configuration.