timherman/nginx-phpfpm repository overview

#docker-nginx-phpfpm

⁠About

This container is made to run any php application without any specific specifications

If you require a mysql database linked to the application this container will require a seperate dedicated mysql container (timherman/mysql) to run. You can find timherman/mysql either at docker (https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/timherman/mysql/⁠) or github (https://github.com/timHerman/docker-mysql⁠)

⁠Usage by example

⁠The mysql container

⁠Running the container

docker run -d --name="be.punk.www.mysql" -e "MYSQL_LOCAL_USER=[username]" -e "MYSQL_LOCAL_DATABASE=[database]" -e "MYSQL_LOCAL_PASSWORD=[password]" -v /location/of/mysqldata/at/host/:/var/lib/mysql/  timherman/mysql

⁠How it works

• -d : Run daemonized
• --Name : The name of the container
• -e : Environmental parameters
  • MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD : When no root password of the database is set there will be one generated for you
  • MYSQL_LOCAL_USER : The mysql username for your application
  • MYSQL_LOCAL_DATABASE : The mysql database name for your application
  • MYSQL_LOCAL_PASSWORD : The mysql database password
• -v : Linking a directory on your host with the mysql data of the container
• timherman/mysql : The name of the repository

⁠The phpfpm container

⁠Running the container

docker run -d --name="be.punk.www.phpfpm" -p 80:80 -v /location/of/phpfpmdata/at/host/:/var/www/ --link be.punk.www.mysql:db timherman/nginx-phpfpm

⁠How it works

• -d : Run daemonized
• -p : Map the 80 port the container to the 80 port of the host ( Not required when using a reverse proxy )
• -e : Environmental parameters
  • MAILSERVER : External smtp server (smart host, default value mailserver)
• -v : Linking a directory on your host with the phpfpm data of the container
• --link : linking this container be.punk.www.mysql⁠ and set it up with the hostname 'db'
• timherman/nginx-phpfpm : The name of the repositor

⁠Comments

In our example the phpfpm container is linked to the mysql container under the alias db. This means that you'll have to edit your wp-config file in such a way that the mysql host is no longer localhost but db.

/** MySQL hostname */
define('DB_HOST', 'db');

For more information leave a message or visit http://www.punk.be⁠

Regards, Tim