To run drupal on kubernetes you need to understand this first.

1. Containers

2. Docker base images
In a Repo In a Register On a server/in a cloud/K8s

3. Containers to create

4. Creating the containers
# DIY docker
docker build . -f docker/php-fpm/Dockerfile -t woutersf/php-fpm;
docker run --name php-fpm --publish 9001:9001 woutersf/php-fpm --net=bridge;

5. DEMO
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6. Pitfalls
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Fix your version
All of a sudden you’re running a newer version of php/nginx , this is something you
want to test!

7. Pitfalls
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Build (& fail) early
Don’t wait with building until you’re deploying.
The build might fail because of something stupid and you want to detect that
early.
Notice failed builds
we had builds of the base image failing and no notification
updates to the dockerfile were thus ignored (we were still using a older stable
version of our image).

8. Code deduplication
Container statements
applicable to all sites
(zip/…)
Things specific for this
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9. Base images
base-images
- builds base image used by all repositories (reduce
duplicate code in Dockerfiles)
- Only relevant if you have multiple Repositories

10. example
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Example general PHP Dockerfile
example

11. Example general NGINX Dockerfile