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Set Up a Magento 2 Development Environment with Docker

Intro

Quick hi & welcome from Mark!
0:53
About the course format

Initial Project Setup

Install Docker Desktop & configure preferences
3:04
Set up Magento with the automated onelinesetup script
6:44
Set up Magento manually from a custom Git branch
8:20
Set up Docker for an existing Magento project
9:13

The Basics of docker-magento

Execute docker-magento helper scripts
3:09
Start, stop, restart and check container status
1:56
Execute bin/magento and composer within Docker containers
1:53
Install Magento sample data
1:26

Docker Filesystem & Data Volumes

Understand Docker volumes & host bind mounts
3:21
Manage files & folders within Docker containers
3:27

PhpStorm

Set up a docker-magento project in PhpStorm
2:48
Set up the Magento PhpStorm plugin
3:46

Code Quality Tools

Configure PHPCS (PHP CodeSniffer) for Magento
2:59
Configure PHPCSF (PHP CodeSniffer Fixer) for Magento
3:00
Configure PHPMD (PHP Mess Detector) for Magento
2:32

Xdebug

Install the Xdebug helper browser plugin for Chrome & PhpStorm
1:56
Enable disable check the status of Xdebug
1:27
Configure PhpStorm for Xdebug connections
2:47
Trigger an Xdebug breakpoint in PhpStorm
2:03
Trigger an Xdebug breakpoint for CLI commands in PhpStorm
2:16

Customize Server Configurations

Understand the docker-compose application structure
4:34
Increase the PHP memory limit in php.ini
4:54
Increase the Nginx request timeout in nginx.conf
4:34
Increase the MySQL buffer pool size with command or in my.cnf
3:31
Install a new PHP extension by building a custom Docker image
4:29
Configure multi-store instances in Docker with Nginx
10:01

Grunt

What is Grunt?
2:25
Install & Configure Grunt
4:44
Grunt commands in Magento
7:47
Grunt with LiveReload
4:05

Conclusion

Wrap up & recommendations for other lessons

Install the Xdebug helper browser plugin for Chrome & PhpStorm

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