Until you run apache on ubuntu on docker
To create an operating environment for php, run apache for the time being.
goal
- Run apache on ubuntu made with docker
- Check locally.
apt update
Update the apt package list.
Immediately after creating the container, there is nothing in the package list / var / lib / apt / lists. Even if you do apt install xxx, you should get the error message Unable to locate package xxx.
Copy the package list from /etc/apt/sources.list to / var / lib / apt / lists with the following command.
apt update
Start apache
- Apache does not need to be installed. It's already in the ubuntu image. nginx does not start, apache2 starts for the time being
source /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
apache2
Access confirmation
When you access http: // localhost from your local Chrome, you will see the following screen.
- When you created the container, use
docker run -d -p 80:80 --name test ubuntuto connect the local port 80 and the container port 80.
Various installations (memories)
It's something I got on my own. Not related to apache. I couldn't use vim with ubuntu made with docker, so I installed it.
- vim installation
apt install vim
- golang installation
apt install gcc make
apt install golang
- nginx installation
apt install nginx
- Python related
apt install python
apt install python3-pip
- boto3 （AWS SDK for Python)
pip3 install boto3
- Php related
apt install php
Summary
- No apache installation required
- Need to execute conf file with source command
- It is necessary to connect 80 ports when creating a container
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