This is are customized PHP Docker images specifically optimized for running Pimcore. It doesn't include the Pimcore software itself, it just provides an environment that fulfills all system requirements of Pimcore, so that you can leverage the full functionality.

You can either use this image directly by mounting Pimcore into the container, or as a template for your customized ready-to-deploy images.

As a starting point please see example docker-compose configuration.

We're providing different image flavors:

• [min] PHP image for FPM and CLI with minimum requirements (e.g. php8.2-min-latest)
• [default] PHP image for FPM and CLI incl. all optional dependencies (e.g. php8.2-latest or php8.2-default-latest)
• [max] PHP image for FPM and CLI incl. all optional dependencies and additional extensions and software (e.g. php8.2-max-latest)
• [debug] PHP debug image based on PHP image above, including preconfigured Xdebug for FPM and CLI (e.g. php8.2-debug-latest)
• [supervisord] Supervisord image based on PHP image above, for cron & queue processing (e.g. php8.2-supervisord-latest)

Our images are versioned using a version-suffix staring with -v following SemVer (e.g. -v2.0).
With that we're able to allow smooth upgrades, breaking changes are only delivered with major versions.
Additionally we're offering 2 special tag suffixes:

• -latest always points to the latest available tag (recommended for local development)
• -dev always points to the work in progress

We're also offering special tags for specific PHP versions, e.g. php8.2.5-v2.0.

*) recommended version

php8.2-latest # always use the latest PHP 8.2 image
php8.2-v1 # always point to the latest minor version of v1
php8.2-v1.0 # pin to specific image version, always using the latest bugfixes from PHP 8.2
php8.2.5-v1.0 # pin to a specific PHP version & image version 
php8.2-dev # development image (build from the default branch) 

Same as PHP images, but using -debug after the PHP version:

php8.2-debug-latest
php8.2-debug-v3
...

The following configuration depends on the default docker-compose.yaml.

• Browser: Install "Xdebug helper" browser extension for Chrome or Firefox and start debugging session in your tab.
• CLI: Run your command like this: docker compose exec -e XDEBUG_TRIGGER=PHPSTORM php bin/console

Same as PHP images, but using -supervisor after the PHP version:

php8.2-supervisor-latest
php8.2-supervisor-v3
...