How to Serve PHP Websites Locally using Docker and Apache

In this video I'll show you how we can use Docker to run a local Apache server instance. We'll first host a static website on it, then we'll host a PHP based one.
This is a lot simpler than you think!
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This video was previously recorded for my DayToDay Docker site, but I'm bringing those resources over to RUclips.

[@im_harl3y]

3 years later and still came in clutch! Thanks for your tutorials!

[@ninersseven]

Oh, Jose can really help! Thanks!

[@ezp721]

Amazing explanation! Thanks for share!

[@JoseSotoCanHelp]

I'm glad it helped!

[@fajarsetiawansiagian]

thanks for awesome this video. its easy to make me understand how to configure docker for my PHP apps

[@MrAKGarg007]

Please continue these docker videos.

[@mpsk]

everything works - thank you

[@romans7319]

Thanks. Great tutorial.

[@ZeroSony]

Thx for the video, but it would be nice to show how you we can do if we want to separate container. One for Apache and another one for php-fpm

[@123twini123]

great video!

[@JoseSotoCanHelp]

Thank you!

[@jaemeeamistad3700]

amazing!!!

[@Dursigns]

Was there ever a video created that goes over the Dockerfile?

[@laptop12358]

Nice!!

[@amoldeep4123]

i am using this image HTTPS SSL is it working or not please help me

[@enzoscandelt3350]

permission denied when accessing the website internally or externally

[@shootnicktm9445]

просто, наглядно, понятно =)

[@JoseSotoCanHelp]

I'm glad it helped you.

[@JohnMayorga18]

Thanks a lot I don´t know that httpd server is different at php server. Like :) .

[@MarvinNitz]

How can you add php modules into the httpd image ?

[@JoseSotoCanHelp]

In order to modify anything within the httpd image, you have to build a new image altogether. You can create a dockerfile that starts with the httpd image, add commands to manage php modules, and then build that image.