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Getting Started
Using Lagoon - The Basics
Overview
Local Development Environments
Set Up a New Project
Configure Webhooks
First Deployment
.lagoon.yml
docker-compose.yml
Build and Deploy Process
Going Live
Using Lagoon - Advanced
Service Types
Environment Types
Environment Variables
Base Images
Workflows
Active/Standby
Triggering Deployments
Backups
Remote Shell
GraphQL
Private Repositories
SimpleSAML
Project Default Users and SSH Keys
Node.js Graceful Shutdown
Setting up Xdebug with Lagoon
Environment Idling
Installing Lagoon Into Existing Kubernetes Cluster
Custom Tasks
Drupal
Services
Step by Step: Getting Drupal ready to run on Lagoon
First Deployment of Drupal
Drush 9
Subfolders
Integrate Drupal & Fastly
PHPUnit and PhpStorm
Logging
Logging
Kibana Examples
Docker Images
Elasticsearch
MariaDB
MongoDB
Node.js
NGINX
PHP-CLI
PHP-CLI-Drupal
PHP-FPM
PostgreSQL
RabbitMQ
Solr
Redis
Varnish
Administering Lagoon
GraphQL API
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Harbor
Contributing to Lagoon
Developing Lagoon
Code of Conduct
Contributing
Tests
API Debugging
Resources
FAQ
Glossary
Tutorials, Webinars, and Videos
Lagoon Examples
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PHP-CLI
The Lagoon php-cli Docker image. Based on Lagoon php-fpm image, it has all the needed command line tools for daily operations.
Containers (or pods) started from cli images are responsible for building code for Composer or Node.js based projects.
The image also contains database clis for both MariaDB and PostgreSQL.
This Dockerfile is intended to be used as a base for any cli needs within Lagoon.

Supported versions

    5.6 (available for compatibility, no longer officially supported)
    7.0 (available for compatibility, no longer officially supported)
    7.2 (available for compatibility, no longer officially supported)
    7.3 [Dockerfile]​
    7.4 [Dockerfile]​
    8.0 (coming soon)
All PHP versions use their own Dockerfiles.

Lagoon adaptions

This image is prepared to be used on Lagoon. There are therefore some things already done:
    Folder permissions are automatically adapted with fix-permissions, so this image will work with a random user.
    COMPOSER_ALLOW_SUPERUSER=1 removes warning about use of Composer as root.
    80-shell-timeout.sh script checks if containers are running in a Kubernetes environment and then set a 10 minutes timeout to idle cli pods.
    cli containers use an SSH key injected by Lagoon or defined into SSH_PRIVATE_KEYenvironment variable.

Included cli tools

The included cli tools are:

Change Node.js Version

By default this image ships with the current Node.js Version (v12 as of Jan 2020). If you need another version you can remove the current version and install the one of your choice.

Environment variables

Environment variables allow some configuration to be customised in a repeatable way.
Name
Default
Description
MARIADB_MAX_ALLOWED_PACKET
64M
Controls the max allowed packet for the MySql client.

Changing an environment variable

Environment variables can be changed in the docker-compose.yml file.
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x-environment:
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&default-environment
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MARIADB_MAX_ALLOWED_PACKET: 128M
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service:
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cli:
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environment:
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<< : *default-environment
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Supported versions
Lagoon adaptions
Included cli tools
Change Node.js Version
Environment variables
Changing an environment variable