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# Problem Statement
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If an existing project development is already happening without Docker (maybe using XAMPP, WAMP, Acquia Dev Desktop or Vagrant etc.)
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then developers don't want to spend much time on setting up it on Docker. They want to minimize the setup time and to do that they look for any relevant Docker image. Sometimes they get it easily but most of the time they find that there are some extra modules/configurations/components/libraries that are not required in their project. Hence, they may look for plain PHP, Apache
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and MySql image that they can update as per their requirements.
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then developers don't want to spend much time on setting up it on Docker. They want to minimize the setup time and to do that they look for any relevant Docker image. Sometimes they get it easily but most of the time they find that there are some extra modules/configurations/components/libraries that are not required in their project. Hence, either they don't setup it on Docker or look for plain PHP, Apache and MySql image that they can update as per their requirements.
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# Solution
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1. Create separate containers for PHP, MySQL, and Apache.
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