Dockerized Wordpress

Dockerized Bedrock (Wordpress) running on Traefik with:

• PHP8 (php-fpm)
• Nginx
• Supervisor (checking nginx and php-fpm)
• MySQL 8
• Adminer
• Imgproxy (optional)
• S3 backups (optional)

Installation

Local installation

git clone [email protected]:lucien144/docker_wordpress.git .
./deploy.sh -w # Choose option 2

Run

$ ./deploy.sh

Usage: deploy.sh -w
  -w: rebuild wordpress container & image, only for production

1) Production - Removes the shared volume.
2) Local - For local development only.
3) Quit

Wordpress

Pre-installed plugins

• Disable Guttenberg
• Disable Comments
• Post Types Order

Upgrade & plugins installation

See https://roots.io/bedrock/docs/composer/.

composer require wpackagist-plugin/akismet
composer require roots/wordpress:X.Y -W

To install ACF, read this https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/installing-acf-pro-with-composer/.

Env

.env

PROJECT_NAME='project' # Name of the project. Used to name the docker containers.
VOLUME='shared_volume' # For production -> creates the shared volume.
VOLUME='./wordpress' # For local development, binds the directory to a volume

PORT_IMGPROXY=16001 # Traefik port.
PORT_NGINX=16010 # Traefik port.
PORT_MYSQL=16020 # Traefik port.
PORT_ADMINER=16030 # Traefik port.

HOST_IMAGES='i.project.test' # Host of the Imgproxy.
HOST_WORDPRESS='cms.project.test' # Host of the Wordpress installation.
HOST_ADMINER='adminer.project.test' # Host of the Adminer.

ADMINER_USER='...' # Adminer username.
ADMINER_PASSWORD='...' # Adminer password.

Adminer

If you want to put basic HTTP authentication in front of Adminer, you must uncomment these lines in docker-compose.yaml:

      - traefik.http.routers.${PROJECT_NAME}__adminer.middlewares=${PROJECT_NAME}__adminer-auth
      # echo $(htpasswd -nb user password) | sed -e s/\\$/\\\\\$/g
      - traefik.http.middlewares.${PROJECT_NAME}__adminer-auth.basicauth.users=${ADMINER_USER}:${ADMINER_PASSWORD}

Then generate the username/password and update them in the .env file. The $ in the password must be escaped with \, not $ as documentation says (because we are entering the password in ENV variable).

$ echo $(htpasswd -nb user password) | sed -e s/\\$/\\\\\$/g # -> "user:\$apr1\$73stTUVv\$.87JI.DEBDIJVfGapvYwb."