The idea here is to facilitate the development process with WordPress. Easy install and easy debugging, you get it all! This repo was made for W3E event.
Prerequisites: have Docker and Visual Studio Code installed
- Clone this repo
- Download the latest version of WordPress or the current beta (5.0-RC1) (Check the blog for more recent releases.)
- Unzip WordPress files in
wordpressfolder - Add following line at the end of your /etc/hosts file:
127.0.0.1 wp.docker.localhost - Run
make up-devand visit wp.docker.localhost:8000
Additionally you can visit wp.docker.localhost:8080 to see traefik's interface, which will give you all active frontends and backends docker images.
In order to debug, use Visual Studio Code and go in the debugging panel. If the launch.json file is found, you just have to start debugging and set a breakpoint. For other operating systems, please modify the various docker-compose files where needed (look at comments).
Hereafter comes Wodby's Readme for reference:
Docker4WordPress is a set of docker images optimized for WordPress. Use docker-compose.yml file from this repository to spin up a local environment for WordPress on Linux, macOS and Windows.
- Read the docs on how to use
- Follow @wodbycloud for future announcements
- Join community slack to ask questions
The WordPress stack consist of the following containers:
| Container | Versions | Service name | Image | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nginx | 1.15, 1.14 | nginx |
wodby/nginx | ✓ |
| Apache | 2.4 | apache |
wodby/apache | |
| WordPress | 4 | php |
wodby/wordpress | ✓ |
| PHP | 7.2, 7.1, 5.6 | php |
wodby/wordpress-php | |
| MariaDB | 10.3, 10.2, 10.1 | mariadb |
wodby/mariadb | ✓ |
| PostgreSQL | 11, 10, 9.x | postgres |
wodby/postgres | |
| Redis | 5, 4 | redis |
wodby/redis | |
| Memcached | 1 | memcached |
wodby/memcached | |
| Varnish | 4.1 | varnish |
wodby/varnish | |
| Node.js | 10, 8, 6 | node |
wodby/node | |
| Solr | 7.x, 6.6, 5.5 | solr |
wodby/solr | |
| Elasticsearch | 6.x, 5.6, 5.5, 5.4 | elasticsearch |
wodby/elasticsearch | |
| Kibana | 6.x, 5.6, 5.5, 5.4 | kibana |
wodby/kibana | |
| AthenaPDF | 2.10.0 | athenapdf |
arachnysdocker/athenapdf-service | |
| Mailhog | latest | mailhog |
mailhog/mailhog | ✓ |
| OpenSMTPD | 6.0 | opensmtpd |
wodby/opensmtpd | |
| Rsyslog | latest | rsyslog |
wodby/rsyslog | |
| Blackfire | latest | blackfire |
blackfire/blackfire | |
| Webgrind | 1.5 | webgrind |
wodby/webgrind | |
| XHProf viewer | latest | xhprof |
wodby/xhprof | |
| Adminer | 4.6 | pma |
wodby/adminer | |
| phpMyAdmin | latest | pma |
phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin | |
| Portainer | latest | portainer |
portainer/portainer | ✓ |
| Traefik | latest | traefik |
_/traefik | ✓ |
Supported WordPress versions: 4
Full documentation is available at https://wodby.com/docs/stacks/wordpress/local.
Images tags format is [VERSION]-[STABILITY_TAG] where:
[VERSION] is the version of an application (without patch version) running in a container, e.g. wodby/nginx:1.15-x.x.x where Nginx version is 1.15 and x.x.x is a stability tag. For some images we include both major and minor version like PHP 7.2, for others we include only major like Redis 5.
[STABILITY_TAG] is the version of an image that corresponds to a git tag of the image repository, e.g. wodby/mariadb:10.2-3.3.8 has MariaDB 10.2 and stability tag 3.3.8. New stability tags include patch updates for applications and image's fixes/improvements (new env vars, orchestration actions fixes, etc). Stability tag changes described in the corresponding a git tag description. Stability tags follow semantic versioning.
We highly encourage to use images only with stability tags.
We regularly update images used in this stack and release them together, see releases page for full changelog and update instructions. Most of routine updates for images and this project performed by the bot via scripts located at wodby/images.
Docker4WordPress is a project designed to help you spin up local environment with docker-compose. If you want to deploy a consistent stack with orchestrations to your own server, check out Wodby.
This project is licensed under the MIT open source license.