The ultimate control panel with docker (thanks lagun4ik for a great start)
What's included?
- ubuntu 16.04 lts + Vesta 0.9.8-24
- nginx (proxy) -> apache2 -> php-fcgi - high performance and flexible implementation
- ssh/sftp, letsencrypt, memcached, redis, MariaDB 10.2, postgresql 9.6, nodejs 10.x, golang 1.12.4, openvpn, mongodb, couchdb, .net core 2.2 runtime
- folder redirection for data persistence and automatic daily backup provided by VestaCP
- DNS, named, dovecot/roundcube, spamassassin, clamav, etc... -- disabled by default
- vesta panel SSL (LE-issued) for mail and control panel - provide $HOSTNAME environment variable
- added ability to also run php-fpm
Run this image:
mkdir -p /opt/vestacp/{vesta,home,backup}
docker run -d --restart=always \
-p 3322:22 -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -p 9088:8083 \
-v /opt/vestacp/vesta:/vesta -v /opt/vestacp/home:/home -v /opt/vestacp/backup:/backup \
niiknow/vestacp
/vesta -- configurations
/home -- users data
/backup -- users backup
Login: admin Password: MakeItSo18
FTP was not installed on purpose because it's not secure. Use SFTP instead on the 3322 port. Disable ssh if you don't really need it and use the Vesta FileManager plugin. Also, make sure you change the user shell in the Vesta panel in order to use ssh.
- redirected customizable config folders to /vesta, exclude /home. Home has been setup to be it's own volume. Do not try to redirect the home folder. It's like opening a big can of worms. There are all kind of breaking issues with having home as a symbolic link: Vesta FileManager breaking, Apache and Nginx breaking, SSL breaking, and so on...
- Use incrond to watch /etc/{passwd,shadow,gshadow,group} and sync to /backup/.etc so remember to attach the backup volume if you want to save password across restart.
- AWS CLI has been installed to simplify your backup lifestyle. You just need to setup a cron on VestaCP.
- Update index.html to remove reference to VestaCP from default site for security.
- Dovecot/roundcube email, phpmyadmin, phppgadmin, and DNS services are disabled by default. Look at /home/admin/bin/my-startup.sh for instruction on how to re-enable these services. Remember to restart your container after updating my-startup.sh.
- ssh/sftp, nginx, apache2, php7.1+ & v8js
- log viewing in Vesta
- backup and restore
- Vesta FileManager
- Letsencrypt
- Sending/outgoing email, dovecot
- phpmyadmin, phppgadmin
- Redis, Memcached
- nodejs, golang
- MariaDB/MySQL, PostgreSql, Mongodb
- add incron to monitor and immediately backup /etc/{passwd,shadow,gshadow,group}
- nginx pagespeed module
- redirect awstats
- multiple php{7.1,7.2,7.3} fcgi and fpm templates
- I recommend the following:
- Since this is Docker, you can run as many services as you want but only expose request port.
- Change the default/initial admin password for security purpose.
- Instead of using the admin acccount, consider creating a different/separate credentials for different website/service. This will make it easier for backup and recovery; especially, when you need to move the user to a different installation.
If you use this Docker for hosting and allow your user to login, I also recommend installing maldetect on the docker host to scan the /home volume.
Enjoy!!!
1.6.0 - Add wordpress support. Fix MongoDB weird build issue. Python 3.7, DotNetCore 2.2, GoLang 1.12.4, and update postgis-2.4 to postgis-2.5
1.5.2 - with php7.3 support.
1.4.0 - Major release! In this update, we remove support for php5.6 and 7.0 as it will no longer officially supported/at end of life (EOL): http://php.net/supported-versions.php There is no excuse. You know this day was coming.
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PHP 7.3 has not release so it's not yet available, but templates were added to prep for 7.3 release at the end of the year. We will also switch from nodejs 8.x to nodejs 10.x once it go into LTS at the end of this month.
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This release also default php to 7.2 and switch to golang 1.11.1
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I've made some attempts in 1.4.x to provide auto-upgrade with rsync but there were hickups along the way that I find may not work perfectly for everyone. Therefore, as this is a Major upgrade (consider it like a fresh install), I would suggest to perform user backup, download of backup, and restore. It's the same step as you would expect to migrate another server: https://vestacp.com/docs/#how-to-migrate-user-to-another-server
1.3.10 - finalizing stuff to get ready for 1.4.0
1.3.9 - update to 0.9.8-23, see security bulleton/notice in forum here: https://forum.vestacp.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=17795 The panel should have auto-updated, we're just updating the build for new user convenience.
1.3.6 - update nginx to 1.14 stable release, update dotnet
1.3.5 - update to 0.9.8-22 - REMINDER: if your server has not autoupdate to 0.9.8-22, please do so or update to this release. There is a serious security issue in 0.9.8-20.
1.3.3 - update to 0.9.8-20
1.3.1 - upgrade documentation.
- If you're using postgresql 9.5 then you want to backup all your users and then restore them on the new docker using vesta panel.
- If you're not using postgresql, then ssh as admin and run 'sudo bash /bin/vesta-update.shell' to upgrade everything. As always, it is best to backup all your users.
1.3.0 - Breaking Changes: update to postgresql-9.6, add pgaudit and postgis geo extension. This is the most popular postgresql version that also work best with postgis. Make sure you have all your postgresql databases backuped before updating to this version.
1.2.1 - Update to be more secure and compliance. A bunch of security issues discovered during the holidays were patched by various vendors including cpu (meltdown & spectre) and .net core issues:
- php 5.6 v8js no longer supported due to security issues resulting in older v8 deprecation.
- update nginx to 1.13.9 - rebuilt with latest ngx_pagespeed
- update golang 1.10
- update to dotnet-sdk-2.1.101
- update from 3.4 to 3.6 for mongodb
1.1.0 - starting from this version, we upgraded to MariaDB 10.2.
1.0.8 - introducing vesta 0.9.8-18, update to this docker image then run /bin/vesta-update.sh to update Vesta.
1.0.0 - introducing the recently released php7.2
0.9.27 - update nginx-1.13.7 and nodejs 8 lts (boron)
0.9.15 - add php-fpm
0.9.7 - update nginx-1.13.6, golang 1.9.2, and php7.1 stuff
0.9.6 - fix graph
0.9.4 - upgraded to latest nginx-1.13.5, .net core 2.0, and golang 1.9
0.9.0 - On Ubuntu 16.04, we've defaulted to php7.0 for some time, as it was the ubuntu default. Since php7.1 are LTS for most php framework, it make sense to have it as the default. As you know, this image support 3 different versions of php: 5.6, 7.0, and 7.1. Default to php7.1 will help usher support for php7.2 as it become available later this year.
0.8.54 - add pagespeed and prep for next vesta release. It has been completely redone in anticipation for next VestaCP release. In order to upgrade to this image; please perform user backup, download of backup, and restore. It's the same step as you would expect to migrate another server: https://vestacp.com/docs/#how-to-migrate-user-to-another-server
The docker image has been redone to keep all users IDs the same to simplify upgrade. This means that, starting 0.8.52+, you can now simply upgrade the docker image when a new version is released.
0.8.30 - first stable image