Writing small docker images from scratch as an exercise, and set up a functioning containerised LEMP stack
At the root of the repository:
$ make
You will build and run this way 3 docker containers:
- A container with nginx as server
- A container with php-fpm and Wordpress
- A contianer with a database (mariadb) linked to wordpress
The data generated is persistent thanks to the two volumes created:
- A volume containing the Wordpress files
- A volume containing the related database
You can bind these to two local folders of yours by changing this variables in the makefile:
VOLUME_DIR = <The root of your two new folders>
The makefile will create two folders at this location:
wp-content_volumecontaining your wordpress datawp-database_volumecontaining the database for you page once you've set one up.
To do so, connect to //https:localhost:443// and follow the instructions of the inistallation wizard.
This is meant for local development or as an exercise, so the ssl certificates are self-signed: you might have to accept a waring abput the security of the page once you connect to it, depending on your browser. In Chrome for example, type "thisisunsafe" and hit enter - you will be able to see the wordpresss installer.