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Vagrant LAMP

Complete Vagrant LAMP setup for dev environment based on Debian 10 (Buster) with Apache 2.4, PHP 7.3 and MySQL 5.7. Composer and Node v12 are available for easy package management.

Keep in mind that this box is not build with security in mind. That means that iptables is on default settings, principle of least privilege not followed, MySQL password is easy to guess and used directly in command line etc etc

Requirements

What is inside?

  • Debian 10 (Buster)
  • Apache 2.4 with mod rewrite enabled
  • PHP 7.3
  • MySQL 5.7
  • Git
  • Composer
  • Node v12 LTS

Included PHP packages

  • php7.3-pdo
  • php7.3-mysql
  • php7.3-mbstring
  • php7.3-bcmath
  • php7.3-xml
  • php7.3-intl
  • php7.3-tokenizer
  • php7.3-gd
  • php7.3-imagick
  • php7.3-curl
  • php7.3-zip
  • php-xdebug

Usage

mkdir myNewLampSetup
cd myNewLampSetup
git clone https://github.com/pawco/vagrant-lamp.git .
vagrant up

After provisioning is completed, open your favorite browser and enter IP address (192.168.33.230).

For ssh access type:

vagrant ssh

And that's it. Fully featured web server is ready, composer and npm are available for package management.

Fun facts

  • IP address of your newly created box is 192.168.33.230
  • document root is /vagrant/source/public
  • Directory shared with Host OS is /vagrant/source
  • mod rewrite will be enabled
  • MySQL user/password is root/toor
  • XDebug idekey = XDEBUG_KEY
  • Remote port for XDebug is 9001
  • ll alias will work
  • db is alias for mysql -u root -ptoor, for quick access to MySQL

More fun facts

Add following code to your /etc/hosts (Linux/macOS):

192.168.33.230   somehost.dev

and than you can use somehost.dev in your browser instead of IP address.

Of course, you can change somehost.dev to whatever you like.

Last but not least fun facts

Some configuration options are in config.yml. There you can edit IP address of the box, hostname, mysql password etc.

If you want to execute specific mysql queries during provisioning, just add them into queries.sql file. That way you can easily add new non-root user, create database, grant access etc etc

Have Fun!