Production mode
Production mode is the default configuration setting for launching the Docker environment with read-only filesystem permissions. This option builds the Docker environment in production mode and verifies configured service versions.
To launch the Docker environment in developer mode:
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Download a Magento application template from the Magento Cloud repository. Be careful to select the branch that corresponds with the Magento version.
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Add your Magento access credentials to the
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Install the template dependencies.
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composer install -
In your local environment, start the Docker configuration generator. You can use the service keys, such as
--php, to specify a version.1
./vendor/bin/ece-docker build:compose
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Optional: If you have a custom PHP configuration file, copy the default configuration DIST file to your custom configuration file and make any necessary changes.
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cp .docker/config.php.dist .docker/config.php -
Optional: Configure the Docker global variables in the
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Build files to containers and run in the background.
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docker-compose up -d -
Install Magento in your Docker environment.
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Build Magento in the Docker container.
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docker-compose run build cloud-build
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Deploy Magento in the Docker container.
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docker-compose run deploy cloud-deploy
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Run post-deploy hooks.
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docker-compose run deploy cloud-post-deploy
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Configure and connect Varnish.
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docker-compose run deploy magento-command config:set system/full_page_cache/caching_application 2 --lock-env1
docker-compose run deploy magento-command setup:config:set --http-cache-hosts=varnish
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Clear the cache.
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docker-compose run deploy magento-command cache:clean
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Optional: Restart services if the static content does not synchronize with all images after generation on build phase.
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docker-compose restart
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Access the local Magento Cloud template by opening one of the following URLs in a browser:
