rakshans1/wordpress repository overview

⁠wordpress 8.9.1

⁠Based on the official WordPress⁠ image this image fully automates your WordPress installation with the help of wp-cli⁠.

⁠Run the image

# Start a MySQL container first
docker run -d -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=12345678 --name mysql mysql

# Start the WordPress container with 2 plugins and the 'responsive' theme
docker run -d -p 8080:80 \
           -e SITE_URL=http://yoursite.com \
           -e WORDPRESS_PLUGINS="jetpack;wordfence" \
           -e WORDPRESS_ACTIVE_THEME=responsive \
           -e WORDPRESS_THEMES="responsive" \
           --link mysql:mysql rakshans1/wordpress:latest

⁠Use as base image

This image is optimized to be used as a base image. You can simply override all ENVs in you own Dockerfile to make your own tailored image.

FROM rakshans1/wordpress:latest

# e.g. copy your own theme or plugins
# this is quite awesome for CI solutions with continuous deployment in mind
COPY ./ /usr/src/wordpress/wp-content/themes/my-theme/

# you can simply override all the ENVs from the configuration chapter
ENV WORDPRESS_PLUGINS "password-protected;wordfence"
ENV WORDPRESS_ACTIVE_THEME "my-theme"

⁠Configuration

• SITE_URL (defaults to https://example.com)
• SITE_TITLE (defaults to "DockerPress")
• WORDPRESS_PLUGINS (defaults to "hello-dolly"): Semicolon-separated list of plugins to install and activate
  • e.g. WORDPRESS_PLUGINS="wordfence;jetpack;hello-dolly"
• WORDPRESS_THEMES (defaults to "twentysixteen;twentyfifteen"): Semicolon-separated list of themes to install
• WORDPRESS_ACTIVE_THEME (defaults to twentysixteen): This theme gets activated on initialization
• ADMIN_USER (defaults to admin)
• ADMIN_EMAIL (defaults to [email protected])
• ADMIN_PASSWORD (defaults to 12345678)