A refresh of vagrant-wordpress-lemp, which aims to provide quick temporary WordPress development environments.
- Ubuntu 14.04
- Nginx
- PHP 5.6
- MariaDB 10.0
- phpMyAdmin
- WP-CLI
Configuration is mostly done inside the Vagrantfile
. Key items are as follows:
config.vm.hostname
- the hostname of the VM. With the Vagrant Hostsupdater plugin, it will be accessible athttp://<hostname>.dev/
when setup is complete.config.vm.network
- a static IP address for the VMconfig.vm.provider
block - contains modifications for the VM (right now just the RAM but this can be updated to suit your needs)config.vm.provision
block andpuppet.facter
hash - contains details for Puppet, which will provision the VM. Thefacter
hash is used for various details for WordPress and MySQL.
To begin, copy Vagrantfile.sample
to Vagrantfile
and edit as needed. Optionally, install Vagrant Hostsupdater to automatically add the VM to your hosts
file:
vagrant plugin install vagrant-hostsupdater
When complete, simply run vagrant up
and if all goes well the environment should be ready to use in just a few minutes. phpMyAdmin will also be accessible at /phpmyadmin
.
Account | Username | Password |
---|---|---|
MySQL | root | vagrant |
MySQL WP DB (wordpress) | wordpress | wordpress |
WordPress Admin | vagrant | vagrant |
One thing to consider is to use a 64-bit version of Ubuntu. This can help with performance. To do so change config.vm.box
from ubuntu/trusty32
to ubuntu/trusty64
inside Vagrantfile
.