Using Supervisor To Run Multiple Apps In A Container

I answer a question on when you should run multiple apps in a container, and how you can use supervisor to do that.
Show Notes:
Docker Docs on Supervisor and Multiple Services In Containers

Bret's Example of PHP-FPM plus Nginx Supervisor Config

[konturgestalter]

excellent answer. exactly what I needed. Especially the explanation why both should run in one container in this case.

[antonivanov]

Thanks! It worked for me to deploy symfony+cqrs.

[bokunochannel]

There are multiple reason, why ppl use docker.
one of them is that to bundle app with multiple binary, to ease client side deployment.

[deepdeep]

In my opinion you can package both php app and nginx inside the same image, then you don't need to use a shared volume, because your code live inside the same container as nginx and php-fpm. You can easily update your app image containing php and nginx and don't need to carry about your volume.

[slimane]

with such a configuration(with supervisor.) we are logging, in console, only php not nginx right ?

[x-macpro]

I have one question that if I run multiple apps In a container, will it reduce the CPU/Mem resources? thanks

[emmanuelgelatimesa]

Why to run multiple application in container?

[comod]

Please consider removing annoying uptempo intros. Its like having Background music on Websites.

[gramathilekannan]

I have a doubt regarding laravel worker conf inside
I have placed environment variables for database in the format environment=DB_HOST="${DB_HOST}", DB_DATABASE="${DB_DATABASE}"
I have given this variables as key value pair inside my caprover dashboard. Its picking up fine for my laravel app, but supervisor is not picking it and i am facing database connection error. Now I have solved the problem by directly giving the values inside my conf file /etc/supervisor/conf.d/laravel-worker.conf, can you suggest me how to make the environment variables to work inside supervisor.