WordPress Self-Hosted with Docker

This repository provides a docker compose setup to run a self-hosted WordPress instance, complete with a MySQL database, phpMyAdmin, and WP-CLI.

It is pre-configured to join a shared Docker network, allowing easy integration with other services like n8n.

Features

• Uses official Docker images for WordPress, MySQL, phpMyAdmin, and WP-CLI.
• Includes a full-featured environment for development and management.
• Persists WordPress files and MySQL data in local volumes (./data/wp and ./data/wp-db).
• Pre-configured for a shared network for easy inter-service communication.
• Includes helper scripts for easy management (restart-docker.sh, update-docker.sh).
• Includes a backup.sh script for creating compressed database backups.
• Includes a sample Caddyfile for use with a reverse proxy.

Getting Started

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/AiratTop/wordpress-self-hosted.git
   cd wordpress-self-hosted

2. Create the shared network: If it doesn't exist yet, create the shared Docker network:

   docker network create shared_network

3. Configure environment variables: Create a .env file and specify your database credentials.

4. Start the services:

   docker compose up -d

Accessing Services

• WordPress: http://localhost:8888
• phpMyAdmin: http://localhost:8081

Usage

• Start: docker compose up -d
• Stop: docker compose down
• Restart: ./restart-docker.sh
• Update: ./update-docker.sh (Pulls the latest Docker images and restarts)
• Backup: ./backup.sh (Creates a compressed backup in the backups directory)
• WP-CLI: Use docker compose exec wp-cli wp <command>. For example:

  # List installed plugins
  docker compose exec wp-cli wp plugin list

Connecting with n8n

This setup is designed to work with the n8n-self-hosted configuration. Since both services are on the shared_network, you can connect to MySQL from n8n using the following credentials:

• Host: wp-db
• Port: 3306
• Database, User, Password: (As specified in your .env file)

See Also

Check out other self-hosted solutions:

• postgresql-self-hosted: A simple and robust PostgreSQL setup.
• mysql-self-hosted: A self-hosted MySQL instance.
• clickhouse-self-hosted: High-performance columnar database for analytics.
• metabase-self-hosted: Self-hosted Metabase on Docker for business intelligence and analytics.
• qdrant-self-hosted: A vector database for AI applications.
• redis-self-hosted: A fast in-memory data store, often used as a cache or message broker.
• caddy-self-hosted: A modern, easy-to-use web server with automatic HTTPS.
• wordpress-self-hosted: Production-ready WordPress stack with MySQL, phpMyAdmin, and WP-CLI.
• n8n-self-hosted: Scalable n8n with workers, Caddy for auto-HTTPS, and backup scripts.
• monitoring-self-hosted: Self-hosted monitoring stack with Prometheus and Grafana.
• ollama-self-hosted: Ready-to-use solution for running Ollama with the Open WebUI on Docker.
• authentik-self-hosted: Authentik is a flexible, open-source Identity & Access Management (IAM) solution.
• gatus-self-hosted: Automated service health dashboard with a PostgreSQL backend and backup scripts.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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Author

Airat Halitov

• Website: airat.top
• GitHub: @AiratTop
• Email: mail@airat.top
• Repository: wordpress-self-hosted