This is an unofficial stateless image of Wordpress Multisite using the AWS S3 Plugin.
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Image: docker-wordpress-multisite - Docker Image
This is an unofficial stateless image of Wordpress Multisite using the AWS S3 Plugin, maintained by [email protected].
We have to set some environment variables to run this image:
WORDPRESS_DB_HOST: db:3306
WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD: wordpress
WP_MU_TITTLE: Test
WP_MU_ADMIN: admin
WP_MU_PASSWORD: admin123456.
WP_MU_EMAIL: [email protected]
WP_MU_URL: localhost.localdomain
S3_ACCESS_KEY: 123456789
S3_SECRET_KEY: 123456789
docker run -e WORDPRESS_DB_HOST='db:3306' -e WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD='wordpress' \
-e WP_MU_TITTLE='Test' -e WP_MU_ADMIN='admin' -e WP_MU_PASSWORD='admin123456.'\
-e WP_MU_EMAIL='[email protected]' -e WP_MU_URL='localhost.localdomain' \
-e WP_MU_URL='localhost.localdomain' -e S3_ACCESS_KEY='123456789' -e S3_SECRET_KEY='123456789' \
onpointglobal/docker-wordpress-multisite
We start from Wordpress Official Image, adding the files that we are going to use to convert into a Multisite Server and installing the WP Cli tool. Then we hook immedeatly before the original entrypoint ends and run our config.sh file that execute the wp core multisite-install of WP CLI and the installation of the AWS plugins.
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141.2 MB
Last updated
over 8 years ago
docker pull onpointglobal/docker-wordpress-multisite