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In this step, we will continue with our previous step and install MySQL and phpMyAdmin. Now open the browser and enter the URL - It should show the output of index.php as shown in Fig.1. Successfully tagged helloworld_nginx:latestĪfter completing the build, we can run the application using the command shown below.Ĭreating network "helloworld_default" with the default driver Status: Downloaded newer image for nginx:1.23 Successfully tagged helloworld_php:latest

Status: Downloaded newer image for php:8.2-fpm Also, create the directory nginx within the logs directory.Ĭreate the Dockerfile within the PHP directory as shown below.Ĭreate the Dockerfile within the NGINX directory as shown below.Ĭreate the index.php file within the src directory as shown below.

Also, create two directories within the docker directory i.e. Now create the directories - docker, logs, and src within the project root directory. Now create the file docker-compose.yml at the root of your project directory as shown below. I have created the directory helloworld to store all the project files. MacOS - How To Install Docker Desktop On MacĬreate a directory to store your project-specific files. Ubuntu - How To Install Docker Engine on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, How To Install Docker Engine on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Optionally you may follow How To Change Docker Data Path On Windows 10. Windows - How To Install WSL 2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux) with Ubuntu On Windows 10 and How To Install Docker Desktop On Windows 10. This tutorial provides the steps to download the WordPress source and install it instead of using the official docker image of WordPress. This tutorial provides all the steps to containerize a WordPress application using NGINX Web Server as the web server and MySQL as the database server. We can use Docker Containers to make our application portable so that we can simply move it to another system having docker.

We can containerize our applications using Docker to have a separate installation of the required packages with the application-specific versions independent of the underlying operating system.