Merlot - NGINX (v2.0.0)

A Simple LAMP Stack for Local Developement with Vagrant

Visit https://merlotbox.com for more information.

Visit https://github.com/plutinolabs/merlot for the Apache version on Merlot.

Merlot includes the following components

• Ubuntu 20.04
• NGINX 1.17.10
• PHP 7.4.6
• phpMyAdmin 4.9.5
• PHP Unit 9.1.4
• MYSQL 8.0.20
• PostreSQL 12.2
• MONGODB 4.2.6
• SQLITE 2.8.17
• COMPOSER 1.10.6
• WP-CLI 2.4.0
• NODEJS 12.16.2
• RUBY 2.7.0
• REDIS 5.0.7
• MailHog

Getting started with Merlot

Install applications

• Download and Install Vagrant
• Download and Install VirtualBox

Clone repository

git clone https://github.com/plutinolabs/merlot my-project
cd my-project
vagrant up

Open browser Visit: http://192.168.33.10 to access Merlot

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Accessing the database

There are 2 ways to connect to the databases in Merlot - via web client or a desktop client

Via a web client

MySQL and PostreSQL both have web clients built into Merlot.

Visit http://192.168.33.10/phpmyadmin/ for MySQL Visit http://192.168.33.10/phppgadmin/ for PostreSQL

Login with
Username: root
Password: root

An empty database called merlot has already been created for you

Via a desktop client

You can use an application such as Sequel Pro or MySQl Workbench (for MySQL), DBeaver (for PostreSQL) or MongoDB Compass (for MongoDB) to connect to your database.

Whatever you use, select SSH as the connect method with the following settings

Setting (SSH)	Value
SSH Host	192.168.33.10
SSH User	vagrant
SSH Password	vagrant
SSH Port	22

Setting (MySQL)	Value
Host	127.0.0.1
User	root
Password	root
Database	merlot

Setting (PostreSQL)	Value
Host	127.0.0.1
User	root
Password	root
Database	merlot
Port	5432

Setting (MongoDB)	Value
Host	127.0.0.1
Port	27017

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Accessing Mailhog

Visit http://192.168.33.10:8025

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Thanks to Scotch Box for inspiring this project.