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apache2 - (ghcr.io/servercontainers/apache2-ssl-secure) (+ optional tls & php) on debian [x86 + arm]

maintained by ServerContainers

What is it

This Dockerfile (available as ghcr.io/servercontainers/apache2-ssl-secure) gives you a ready to use secured production apache2 server, with php and good configured optional SSL.

View in GitHub Registry ghcr.io/servercontainers/apache2-ssl-secure

View in GitHub ServerContainers/docker-apache2-ssl-secure

This Dockerfile is based on the /_/debian:bullseye/ Official Image.

Build & Versioning

You can specify DOCKER_REGISTRY environment variable (for example my.registry.tld) and use the build script to build the main container and it's variants for x86_64, arm64 and arm

You'll find all images tagged like d11.2-a1.18.0-6.1 which means d<debian version>-a<apache version (with some esacped chars)>. This way you can pin your installation/configuration to a certian version. or easily roll back if you experience any problems (don't forget to open a issue in that case ;D).

To build a latest tag run ./build.sh release

Changelogs

  • 2023-03-20
    • github action to build container
    • implemented ghcr.io as new registry
    • moved from MarvAmBass to ServerContainers
  • 2021-08-09
    • complete rework
    • added php, made tls optional
    • healthchecks
    • runit as service mangaer
    • multiarch build

Environment variables and defaults

  • DISABLE_TLS

  • default: not set - if set yo any value https and the HSTS_HEADERS_* will be disabled

  • HSTS_HEADERS_ENABLE

  • default: not set - if set to any value the HTTP Strict Transport Security will be activated on SSL Channel

  • HSTS_HEADERS_ENABLE_NO_SUBDOMAINS

  • default: not set - if set together with HSTS_HEADERS_ENABLE and set to any value the HTTP Strict Transport Security will be deactivated on subdomains

Running ghcr.io/servercontainers/apache2-ssl-secure Container

This Dockerfile is not really made for direct usage. It should be used as base-image for your apache2 project. But you can run it anyways.

You should overwrite the /etc/apache2/external/ with a folder, containing your apache2 *.conf files (VirtualHosts etc.) and certs.

docker run -d \
-p 80:80 -p 443:443 \
-v $EXT_DIR:/etc/apache2/external/ \
ghcr.io/servercontainers/apache2-ssl-secure