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‎README.md

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# DEVELOPMENT WordPress environment with Docker
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### This docker compose is designed to have a modern development and production environment, easy to set up
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#### This docker compose was made to have a modern WP dev environment which can be portable, easy to set up and focused on the use of `wp`.
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![wordpress_docker - peque](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7026066/37237721-7a6f12e8-23e5-11e8-87d1-0b1386a693ae.png)
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## Start everything
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You need to pass several arguments such as:
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- **DB_PASS** When the DB is raised this will be its root password
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`export DB_PASS=YOUR_SUPER_SECURE_PASSWORD && export UID && docker-compose up`
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> With `docker-compose up` it will run a phpmyadmin service, this is created with goal of facilitate the management of the DataBase (not all of us are command ninja). You can stop it when you are not using it with `docker-compose stop wp_phpmyadmin`
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## Configuring Wordmove
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Your `Movefile` must be inside `configs/wordmove/`.
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## Deploying your database
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We recommend to have a repo for your WordPress site, so the themes and plugins should be deployed by a `git pull` command.
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> By the moment we don't expose the wordmove entrypoint in the container so you need to login to container and execute the following commands
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### Login in to the container
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`docker-compose run --rm wp_wordmove /bin/bash`
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### Creating Movefile
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`wordmove init`
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### Deploying `uploads` folder
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`wordmove push --uploads`
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### Deploying your database
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`wordmove push --db`
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> #### The database deploy will overwritte the database on the production site, each comment, post, subscriber that is not in your local database will be lost
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# PRODUCTION WordPress environment with Docker
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#### This docker compose was made to have a modern WP dev environment which can be portable, easy to set up and with HTTPS with letsencrypt.
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## Start everything
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You need to pass several arguments such as:
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- **DB_PASS** When the DB is raised this will be its root password
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- **DOMAIN** Put your domain _your-domain.com_. This is needed to the https set up.
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- **EMAIL** Put your email domain _email@your-domain.com_. This is needed to the https set up.
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`export DB_PASS=YOUR_SUPER_SECURE_PASSWORD && export DOMAIN=your-domain.com && export EMAIL=email@your-domain.com && docker-compose --file docker-compose-production.yml up -d && docker-compose --file docker-compose-production.yml stop wp_phpmyadmin`
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> This will stop the phpmyadmin service for security reasons, if you want to run it just
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> `docker-compose --file docker-compose-production.yml start wp_phpmyadmin`
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# Common features
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In this section you will find development and production common features.
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## Steps to begin with a new WP project
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1. Create the user using phpmyadmin
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- allow connection from any host
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- create a database with the same name with all privileges
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2. Download the WordPress core using
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- `docker-compose run --rm --user=82 wp_server wp core download`
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3. Create your `wp-config` file
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- `docker-compose run --rm --user=82 wp_server wp core config --prompt`
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- 1/12 --dbname=<**dbname**>: `YOUR_DB_NAME`
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- 2/12 --dbuser=<**dbuser**>: `USER_CREATED_AT_1`
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- 3/12 [--dbpass=<**dbpass**>]: `PASS_CREATED_AT_1`
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- 4/12 [--dbhost=<**dbhost**>]: `wp_mariadb`
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- 5...12 - Default values set by enter
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4. Install WordPress site
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- `docker-compose run --rm --user=82 wp_server wp core install --prompt`
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- 1/6 --url=<**url**>: `localhost`
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- 2...6 - Your personal configuration
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## Changing the PHP version
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> Remember that if you are on production you must specify docker compose file using `--file docker-compose-production.yml`
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1. stop everything with
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- `docker-compose stop`
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2. On the `docker-compose.yml` file, on service `wp_server` on the section `args` leave uncommented the php version that you want
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```yml
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args:
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PHP_VERSION: 7.1
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# PHP_VERSION: 7.0
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# PHP_VERSION: 5.6
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```
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3. Then build the new image with:
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- `docker-compose build`
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4. Run everything again:
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- `export DB_PASS=YOUR_SUPER_SECURE_PASSWORD export DOMAIN=your-domain.com && export EMAIL=email@your-domain.com && docker-compose up`
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5. To verify the version run
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- `docker-compose run --rm wp_server php --version`
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> Written with [StackEdit](https://stackedit.io/).
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# The documentation is on the [WIKI 📚](https://github.com/bikecoders/docker-compose_wordpress/wiki)

‎configs/wordmove/movefile.yml

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global:
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sql_adapter: default
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local:
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vhost: http://localhost
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wordpress_path: /www/ # use an absolute path here -- DONT CHANGE --
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database:
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name: DB_NAME_LOCAL
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user: DB_USERNAME_LOCAL
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password: "DB_PASSWORD_LOCAL" # could be blank, so always use quotes around
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host: mariadb # -- DONT CHANGE --
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production:
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vhost: http://YOUR_DOMAIN
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wordpress_path: YOUR_CUSTOM_PATH/www/wp_files/ # use an absolute path here. SHOULD ALWAYS ENDS WITH '/www/wp_files/'
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database:
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name: DB_NAME_PROD
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user: DB_USERNAME_PROD
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password: "DB_PASSWORD_PROD" # could be blank, so always use quotes around
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host: 127.0.0.1 # -- DONT CHANGE --
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port: "3306" # -- DONT CHANGE --
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# mysqldump_options: --max_allowed_packet=1G # Only available if using SSH
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exclude:
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- '.git/'
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- '.gitignore'
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- '.sass-cache/'
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- 'node_modules/'
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- 'bin/'
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- 'tmp/*'
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- 'Gemfile*'
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- 'Movefile'
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- 'movefile'
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- 'movefile.yml'
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- 'movefile.yaml'
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- 'wp-config.php'
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- 'wp-content/*.sql.gz'
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- '*.orig'
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# paths: # you can customize wordpress internal paths
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# wp_content: wp-content
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# uploads: wp-content/uploads
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# plugins: wp-content/plugins
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# mu_plugins: wp-content/mu-plugins
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# themes: wp-content/themes
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# languages: wp-content/languages
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ssh:
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host: YOUR_DOMAIN
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user: SSH_USER
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# password: SSH_PASSWORD # password is optional, will use public keys if available.
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# port: 22 # Port is optional
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# rsync_options: --verbose --itemize-changes# Additional rsync options, optional
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# gateway: # Gateway is optional
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# host: host
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# user: user
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# password: password # password is optional, will use public keys if available.
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# ftp:
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# user: user
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# password: password
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# host: host
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# passive: true
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# scheme: ftps # default ftp
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# hooks: # Remote hooks won't work with FTP
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# push:
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# before:
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# local:
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# - 'echo "Do something locally before push"'
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# remote:
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# - 'echo "Do something remotely before push"'
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# after:
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# local:
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# - 'echo "Do something locally after push"'
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# remote:
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# - 'echo "Do something remotely after push"'
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# pull:
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# before:
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# local:
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# - 'echo "Do something locally before pull"'
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# remote:
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# - 'echo "Do something remotely before pull"'
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# after:
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# local:
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# - 'echo "Do something locally after pull"'
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# remote:
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# - 'echo "Do something remotely after pull"'
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# staging: # multiple environments can be specified
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# [...]

‎docker-compose-production.yml

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wp_http_server:
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http_server:
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wp_mariadb:
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mariadb:
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phpmyadmin:
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- PMA_HOST=mariadb
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‎docker-compose.yml

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http_server:
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wp_wordmove:
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wordmove:
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build:
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command: 'echo "Hello From Wordmove"'
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- ./configs/wordmove/:/home/
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- mariadb

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