This is maintained repository. We use this project in production and recommend this for your projects too. This container doesn't have mysql or email, you need to provide them from elsewhere. This can be other container or your host machine.

We think that docker container should be small set of processes which provide one service rather than one clumsy process. This container uses s6-overlay in order to run php-fpm and nginx together.

Mount your wordpress project into:

/data/code

Your project should define web root in:

/data/code/web

This is the place where nginx will serve requests. This is compatible with bedrock layout.

You can place cron file in /data/code/tasks.cron. This is symlinked to crond and run as user nginx.

For example:

# do daily/weekly/monthly maintenance
*       *       *       *       *       echo "test log from: $(whoami)..." >> /tmp/test.log

DB_NAME     # Default: ''
DB_PASSWORD # Default: ''
DB_USER     # Default: ''
DB_HOST     # Default: ''
DB_PORT     # Default: ''

Remember to set DB_NAME, DB_PASSWORD and DB_USER and use these variables in your wp-config.php. These are automatically added as envs in php context.

SMTP_HOST

This variable changes the host where container tries to send mail from. By default this is docker host 172.17.0.1.

SMTP_PORT

This variable changes the port where container tries to connect in order to send mail. By default this is 25.

SMTP_TLS

If this is provided use username in authenticating to mail server. Default: null

SMTP_USER

If this is provided use password in authenticating to mail server. Default: null

SMTP_PASSWORD

If this is on mail will use username/password authentication in connections to smtp server. This will automatically activate if you use SMTP_USER and SMTP_PASSWORD. Default: off

SMTP_AUTH

See more about these variables in msmtp docs.

• php7
• php-fpm7
• nginx
• wp-cli
• composer

• phantomjs
• ruby
• poltergeist
• rspec
• capybara

• ssh client