Vagrant CentOS6 PHP Development Environment

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This project sets up a CentOS 6.5 (64bit) virtual machine to run your PHP project in. It mounts your PHP project directory so that you can use your favorite editors to work.

Note: If you are looking for CentOS 7, see https://github.com/kenjis/vagrant-centos7-php.

Requirements

• VirtualBox - Free virtualization software Download Virtualbox
• Vagrant 1.5+ - Tool for working with VirtualBox images Download Vagrant
• Git - Version control system Download Git

Tested

• Ubuntu 14.04 - VirtualBox 4.3.18 & Vagrant 1.6.5 & Git 1.9.1
• Mac OS X 10.10.1 - VirtualBox 4.3.18 & Vagrant 1.6.5 & Git 1.9.3

What's in the Development Environment?

Some of the following are including using Chef Opscode repositories.

• PHP 5.6
  • Xdebug
  • Zend OPcache
  • APCu
• Apache 2.2
  • vhost setup for your PHP project
• MySQL 5.1
  • php_dev and php_test databases
• phpMyAdmin 4.0
• PHPUnit 4.8
• Composer
• Git 1.7.1
• MailCatcher 0.6.1

Optional

Enable configure in Vagrantfile.

• MongoDB 2.6
• Redis 2.4
• Beanstalkd 1.9
• Elasticsearch 1.4
• Jenkins
• PHP (You can install only one PHP version)
  • PHP 5.5
  • PHP 5.4
  • PHP 7.0

You can choose your favorite framework. (You can choose only one)

• CodeIgniter
• FuelPHP 1.x
• Phalcon 2.x / 1.x

Suggesting Setup & Layout

Add this vagrant-centos6-php to your project:

$ git submodule add [email protected]:kenjis/vagrant-centos6-php.git vagrant
$ cd vagrant
$ vagrant up

Setup your directories something like this:

project/
├── public/
└── vagrant/

Accessing Your Project

• Web
  • Port Forwarding: http://localhost:8000/
  • IP Address: http://192.168.33.33/
  • phpMyAdmin: http://localhost:8000/phpmyadmin/
  • Beanstalk console: http://localhost:8000/beanstalk_console/
• MailCatcher: http://localhost:1080/
• MySQL: mysql:host=192.168.33.33;dbname=php_dev (root user password is set in the Vagrantfile)
• Jenkins: http://localhost:8080/

Vagrant

Here are common commands:

• vagrant up starts the virtual machine and provisions it
• vagrant suspend will save the current running state of the machine and stop it
• vagrant halt attempts a graceful shutdown of the machine
• vagrant ssh gives you SSH access to the virtual machine
• vagrant destroy will destroy the machine
• vagrant status shows status of the machine
• vagrant global-status shows status of all virtual machines

More in http://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/

Thanks to

• https://github.com/iturgeon/vagrant-fuelphp