Overview
A WordPress site running in Docker with MySQL database, persistent volumes, and automated backups. This example walks through the complete deployment: repository setup, environment variables, database configuration, domain routing, and production considerations.
What this example covers
This example demonstrates deploying Docker WordPress with MySQL on Better-PaaS. It includes step-by-step configuration, common pitfalls, and production recommendations. Complexity level: Beginner.
- WordPress configuration
- MySQL configuration
- Docker configuration
- CMS configuration
Prerequisites
Before starting, ensure you have a VPS with Docker installed, a Git repository with your application code, and a domain name you want to use. This example assumes beginner familiarity with deployment concepts.
Deployment steps
Follow these steps to deploy Docker WordPress with MySQL on your Better-PaaS instance. The process typically takes 10-30 minutes depending on your familiarity with the stack.
- Connect your Git repository
- Configure environment variables
- Add required database or cache service
- Deploy and verify health checks
- Configure custom domain and HTTPS
FAQ
Is this example suitable for beginners?
This example is rated beginner. Beginners can follow along but may need to reference additional documentation for specific technologies.
Can I modify this example for my use case?
Absolutely. This example is a starting point. Adapt the configuration, environment variables, and services to match your specific requirements.