The key element in Varnish cache setup is its Varnish Configuration Language (VCL) file. VCL files are needed to be customised for specific frameworks or applications. Default VCL file does not work directly with all the applications. If you consider Varnish Cache as a radio, then you have it tune it according your server needs. Luckily for us, Magento 2 works out of box with Varnish Cache and provides its own VCL file for its setup. The built-in full-page caching (to either the file system or database) is much slower than Varnish, and Varnish is designed to accelerate HTTP traffic.” “We strongly recommend you use Varnish in production. Magento 2 And Varnish Cache Setup With Docker-ComposeĪs we are still on our multi-container docker architecture, we will be using separate containers for apache2 server, mysql-server and varnish cache server for its integration with Magento 2 on Ubuntu 16.04.
As separate containers will require inter-linking with each other, we will be using docker-compose tool to achieve this architecture. The parent directory holding all the files/directories will be considered as the project name.
Here we are creating separate directories for apache2, mysql server and varnish cache server setup that hold their Dockerfile(s) and their associated volumes.Ĭustom project name can also be in set docker-compose.yml file. Take a note that: following the same approach, Magento 2 files will be placed on our host. As it is a good practice to keep application files on host so that it will not be lost if containers or images get accidentally removed. These magento files will be mapped from host to running docker container. We are also using supervisor to control all three of our servers in their respective containers. Apart from controlling these servers, supervisor is also running various commands and scripts that will be mentioned later in this blog. Our directory architecture will be something like: To begin with create a directory on your Ubuntu 16.04 server for this project.
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