idjavahost/wordpress repository overview

⁠WordPress + Nginx + PHP-FPM 7.2

Simple implementation WordPress on docker container.

⁠Features

• Nginx proxy with FastCGI Cache
• PHP with fpm version 7.2
• Redis & memcaced optimized
• Customizeable php configuration
• WP CLI ready to use

⁠Environment Variables

• VIRTUAL_HOST (:wordpress.localhost) : name your nginx virtual host, support multiple host separated by space
• USERNAME (:wordpress) : linux username for running website & SSH login
• USERGROUP (:wordpress) : linux user group for running website & SSH login
• HTTPS (:off) : tell php if WordPress inside https proxy
• HOME (:/var/www) : root website user home, WordPress root will added here inside website directory
• SSH_PORT (:2222) : SSH port
• SSH_PUBLIC_KEY (:'') : Use public key authentication and disable password clear text login
• SSH_PASSWORD (:'') : SSH password optional if you prefered using SSH public key
• TZ (:Asia/Jakarta) : Your PHP Timezone⁠
• PHP_MEMORY_LIMIT (:128M) : PHP memory limit
• PHP_UPLOAD_MAX_SIZE (:50M) : PHP maximum file size on upload
• PHP_SESSION_SAVE_HANDLER (:files) : Session handler, you can use redis or memcached here
• PHP_SESSION_SAVE_PATH (:/var/lib/php/sessions) : Session save path location, for redis or memcaced use tcp or sock path
• FPM_MAX_CHILDREN (:5) : php-fpm pm.max_children per request
• FPM_START_SERVER (:2) : php-fpm initial child process
• FPM_MAX_SPARE_SERVERS (:3) : php-fpm maximum spare server process
• FPM_ERROR_LOG (:/dev/fd/2) : PHP error log, default output to docker logger
• OPCACHE_ENABLE (:1) : 1 or 0 to disable php opcache code
• OPCACHE_ENABLE_CLI (:0) : enable opcache on php cli
• OPCACHE_MEMORY (:128) : number only, max opcache memory limit
• NGINX_ACCESS_LOG (:/var/log/nginx/access.log main) : off to disable nginx access log

If this WordPress need a clean install or mapped volume not configured to $HOME/website. You nedd to specify all WordPress installation information here. All Environment below is required for first run this container.

• DB_HOST : localhost or server IP
• DB_NAME : database name, if not exists wp-cli will try to create this
• DB_USER : database user privileges
• DB_PASSWORD : databse user password
• SITE_URL : WordPress site URL
• SITE_TITLE : WordPress site name
• ADMIN_USERNAME : WordPress administrator user
• ADMIN_PASSWORD : WordPress administrator password
• ADMIN_EMAIL : WordPress administrator email address