what is a good approach for overriding the image value in /opt/warden/docker/docker-compose.yml to use a local registry

[cmgordon12345]

Hello,

We would prefer to pull out Docker images from a mirror in our registry. I can see that the images are defined in the docker-compse.yml. What are some ideas that you would consider? I suppose a one time script, run after install is not out of the question, but someone may have a slick idea of how to do this, or a better approach in general.

Thanks!

[bap14]

If you keep the same naming scheme as Warden (e.g. php-fpm:8.1, php-fpm:8.1-magento2, php-fpm:8.1-magento2-debug) then you can just define a WARDEN_IMAGE_REPOSITORY variable in ~/.warden/.env and set it to your repository. This would make everything pull from your repo, so if the image(s) don't exist the environment won't run.

Alternatively you can do this on a per-project basis by adding a .warden/warden-env.yml file and doing something like:

services:
  php-fpm:
    image: my-repository.com/my-php-image:8.2-without-xdebug
  php-debug:
    image: my-repository.com/my-php-image:8.2-with-xdebug

There isn't currently an simple way to specify the image name to use for a particular image. This could be an enhancement request to be able to do something like:

WARDEN_IMAGE_REPOSITORY=my-repository.com
WARDEN_PHP_IMAGE_NAME=my-php-image

And then that would make warden use your image instead of the Warden built one; however, that doesn't exist.