## Use jwilder/nginx-proxy
because I hate mapping ports

```bash
docker run -d --name proxy  -p 80:80  -v /var/run/docker.sock:/tmp/docker.sock:ro   jwilder/nginx-proxy
```

## Use offical mariadb image
with named volume for persistent data

```bash
docker run -d --name drushtest_db -e MYSQL_DATABASE=drupal -e MYSQL_USER=drupal -e MYSQL_PASSWORD=weakpassword -e MYSQL_RANDOM_ROOT_PASSWORD=yes -v drushtest_db_data:/var/lib/mysql mariadb:5.5
```

## Use offical drupal 7 image
with named volume for html because the drush/drush image needs to be able to see the drupal php code, and a separate named volume for sites because we want to be able to upgrade drupal by deleting html volume without losing our own data

```bash
docker run -d --name drushtest_drupal --link drushtest_db:db -v drushtest_drupal_html:/var/www/html -v drushtest_drupal_sites:/var/www/html/sites -e VIRTUAL_HOST=drushtest.* drupal:7
```

## Using drush/drush to do a drush site-install

```bash
docker run --rm  -it --link drushtest_db:db  --volumes-from drushtest_drupal drush/drush:7 -r /var/www/html -y -vv site-install standard --db-url=mysql://drupal:weakpassword@db/drupal --account-name=dev --account-pass=badpassword --account-mail=dev@example.com --site-mail=dev@example.com --site-name="drush drupal test" --sites-subdir=default
```

## Using drush/drush to list the drupal modules

```bash
docker run --rm -it --link drushtest_db:db  --volumes-from drushtest_drupal drush/drush:7 -r /var/www/html pm-list
```

## Drop in a makefile for drush

```bash
docker cp drupal.make.yml drushtest_drupal:/var/www/html/sites/
```

## Do the make

```bash
docker run --rm -it --link drushtest_db:db -w /var/www/html/sites --volumes-from drushtest_drupal drush/drush:7 make -y --no-core --working-copy --contrib-destination=all drupal.make.yml
```