Un conjunto de contenedores de Docker ya preparado para el desarrollo en PHP, que conecta el servidor web, la base de datos y la caché para que un proyecto de Laravel tenga entorno desde el primer día.
Pasé de los entornos de Laravel Homestead basados en Vagrant a Laradock para desarrollar con Laravel sobre Docker, durante mi etapa anterior en UW-Milwaukee.
Ejecuto aplicaciones de Laravel en entornos de Docker Compose reproducibles, con los servicios que necesita cada proyecto.
Uso contenedores preconfigurados para el servidor web, el entorno de PHP, las bases de datos, la caché y otros servicios de apoyo.
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