Logs¶

You can access all the containers logs, using these commands:

$ drucker logs

You can also check all Drupal logs, inside the admin page /admin/reports/dblog, or using:

$ drucker dblog

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Multiple projects¶

You can launch and manage many Drucker instances at the same time. This is usefull when you work on multiple website in parrallel.

For example, if you have 2 projects in 2 differents folders, you can open 2 separated bash, and source the env of each project separately.

To make it works, you need to set differents values inside the drucker.config of your projects:

• PROJECT_NAME and PROJECT_NAME_PLAIN must have different values for each projects
• PUBLIC_WWW_PORT and PUBLIC_PMA_PORT must have different ports for each projects
• SUBNET must have different values for each projects: just change the 3rd octet of IP-addresses

Example:

• project1:
  • PROJECT_NAME=Project1 and PROJECT_NAME_PLAIN=project1
  • PUBLIC_WWW_PORT=19580 and PUBLIC_PMA_PORT=19581
  • SUBNET=172.16.1
  • You can open a separated bash and run cd <project1>; cd drucker; source load-env; drucker start.
  • -> your website will be accessible with the URL: http://localhost:19580 (and http://localhost:19581)
• project2:
  • PROJECT_NAME=Project2 and PROJECT_NAME_PLAIN=project2
  • PUBLIC_WWW_PORT=19590 and PUBLIC_PMA_PORT=19591
  • SUBNET=172.16.2
  • You can open a separated bash and run cd <project2>; cd drucker; source load-env; drucker start.
  • -> your website will be accessible with the URL: http://localhost:19590 (and http://localhost:19591)

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Backup - Full¶

You can create a snapshot of all your Drupal at anytime (files and database), using this command:

$ drush archive-dump

This command will create a tar.gz file, that will be stored inside drucker/docker-runtime/drush-backups.

To restore the full backup, you can use this command:

$ drush archive-restore --overwrite /home/www-data/drush-backups/archive-dump/path/to/backup

Replace the path/to/backup by the path of the archive contained inside drucker/docker-runtime/drush-backups.

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Backup - SQL Database only¶

You can create a backup of the SQL database only (so, without files), using these commands:

$ drucker sql-backup
# prompt: enter the name of the backup

The backup will be stored inside drucker/docker-runtime/sql-backups.

You can then restore a backup using these commands:

$ drucker sql-restore
# prompt: enter the name of the backup to restore

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SQL Sanitize¶

You can sanitize the current database, using these commands:

$ drucker sql-sanitize

This will reset all password accounts and emails.

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Accessing containers¶

You can access PHP containers, using the shortcuts:

• php: to run a shell inside the PHP container, as current user
• phproot: to run a shell inside the PHP container, as root user (use it with caution!)

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Modules patches¶

You can apply patches, using Composer: read this.

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