Inception
This project aims to expand its knowledge of system administration using Docker. It requires the virtualization of several Docker images by creating them in a virtual machine (VM).
Project overview
Inception is the first containerisation project within the core curriculum of 42 School.
It is a logical extension of Born2beroot, a project which aims to discover virtual machines, networking and system administration.
The objective is to create a Docker network which contains the following 3 services:
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Nginx, a web server that must be recreated through ‘Webserv’ (another 42 School project),
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MariaDB, an open source relational database based on MySQL,
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WordPress, a content management system (CMS).
In order to develop as many skills as possible, I have also set up the following 5 services:
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Redis Cache, which optimises WordPress performances by keeping database queries in memory,
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A FTP server, allowing to manipulate files related to the WordPress folder,
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A static website in HTML,
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Adminer, a minimalist database management interface contained in a single PHP file,
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Grafana, an open source analysis and monitoring tool connected to Redis Cache and MariaDB services.
This project enables to develop multiple skills, such as:
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Building Docker images by creating Dockerfiles from scratch,
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Centralised management of services, volumes and network using the ‘docker-compose.yml’ file,
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Using Nginx's reverse proxy to redirect external URLs to an internal service.
This list is not exhaustive.
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