En-docker your apache server in linux with configurable ssl support

###Prerequisites

• Install docker (https://docs.docker.com/installation/)
• Get your own SSL certificates (a great guide SSL/TLS: How do i get HTTPS for my site with a valid certificate? - https://www.sysorchestra.com/2015/02/15/ssltls-how-to-https-for-my-site-with-a-valid-certificate/)

• Clone it! (git clone https://github.com/web20opensource/dockerizing.git)
• cd dockerizing

rename this mySite.com to your site domain (it's supposed to your SSL files are related to this domain name)

ENV APACHE_MY_CERT_NAME mySite.com

so for example must be

ENV APACHE_MY_CERT_NAME google.com

Also rename the mySite.com legend from the runIt files . Also would be good you set permission

• chmod +x runIt
• chmod +x etcFake/runIt

You need to replace the files into the apache2/ssl only, with your own ssl certificates files so just replace mySite.com.crt, mySite.com.spachebundle.crt and mySite.com.key. (I'm using right now a great SSL certificate provided by https://github.com/coolaj86/nodejs-ssl-example/tree/master/certs thanks! @coolaj86)

Also consider changing permission on the ssl files

• chmod 644 mySite.com.crt
• chmod 644 mySite.com.apachebundle.crt
• chmod 600 mySite.com.key

Now from/since/inside the dockerizing folder do:

• docker build .

(check the number like Successfully built 6160c269fa05)

• docker tag 6160c269fa05 apache2:one
• docker run -t -i --name apache2 -v /path/to/your/website:/var/www/ -v /path/to/the/dockerizing/etcFake:/root/ -p 80:80 -p 443:443 apache2:one

Boom ! You are done with your site enjoy!

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