Installing Spryker with Docker

This section is a complete stack for running Spryker in Docker containers.

Spryker provides a standardized and customizable way to bootstrap applications and prepare development and production environments using the Docker SDK tool.

Below, you will find a step-by-step checklist that you will be able to follow through all the stages to start working with Spryker in Docker.

Prerequisites

Before you start installing your Spryker with Docker, follow the installation prerequisites for your operating system:

• Installing Docker prerequisites on MacOS
• Installing Docker prerequisites on Linux
• Installing Docker prerequisites on Windows with WSL1.
• Installing Docker prerequisites on Windows with WSL2.

Installation

There are several ways to install Spryker with Docker. See Choosing an installation mode to learn about them. If you’ve already selected an installation mode, follow one of the guides below:

• Installing in Development mode on MacOS and Linux
• Installing in Development mode on Windows
• Installing in Demo mode on MacOS and Linux
• Installing in Demo mode on Windows
• Integrating Docker into existing projects
• Running production

Configuration

Once you have a running instance, the following documents will help you adjust the project to your requirements:

• Configuring services
• Deploy file reference - 1.0
• Adjusting Jenkins for a Docker environment