Dockerize WordPress on Mac/Windows

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How to dockerize WordPress on Mac/Windows for the purpose of development. The fundamentals and advantages of Docker and what kind of tools we can use.

DOCKERIZE WORDPRESS
ON MAC/WINDOWS
WordCamp Kansai 2016

WordPress core contributor
Ruby on Rails contributor
Wocker developer
Bathe developer
Frasco developer
Web & graphic designer
Programmer
Kite
KITERETZ inc. CEO & Funder
kite.koga ixkaito ixkaito

PACKAGE YOUR APPLICATION INTO A
STANDARDIZED UNIT FOR SOFTWARE
DEVELOPMENT
Docker containers wrap a piece of software in a complete ﬁlesystem
that contains everything needed to run: code, runtime, system tools,
system libraries – anything that can be installed on a server. This
guarantees that the software will always run the same, regardless of its
environment.

- Lightweight

- Open

- Secure by default
ADVANTAGES OF DOCKER

COMPARING
CONTAINERS AND
VIRTUAL MACHINES

VIRTUAL MACHINES
Virtual machines include the
application, the necessary
binaries and libraries, and an
entire guest operating system --
all of which can amount to tens  
of GBs.

DOCKER (CONTAINERS)
Containers include the application
and all of its dependencies --but
share the kernel with other
containers, running as isolated
processes in user space on the
host operating system. Docker
containers are not tied to any
speciﬁc infrastructure: they run on
any computer, on any
infrastructure, and in any cloud.

Boot2Docker RancherOS Barge OS
Version 1.11.2 0.4.5 2.1.5
Size 35 MB 31 MB 13 MB
Kernel 4.4.12 4.2.8 4.4.14
User Land Tiny Core Linux v7.1 Buildroot(glibc) + BusyBox v1.24.1 Buildroot(glibc) + BusyBox v1.24.2
Docker 1.11.2 1.10.3 1.9.1~
Storage Driver aufs, etc. overlay, etc. overlay
TLS ✓ ✓ ✓
Vagrant box (Third party) 0.4.1 ~ 0.4.3 ✓
VirtualBox SF 5.0.20 - 5.0.24
NFS Mount (Third party) (rsync) ✓
xhyve ✓ ✓ ✓
Boot Time ~ 15s ~ 15s 5s ~ 10s
LIGHTWEIGHT DOCKER HOSTS FOR VAGRANT
https://gist.github.com/ailispaw/da3ea53c1f42569770e0

WHAT’S IN THE TOOLBOX
- Docker Engine

- Docker Compose

- Docker Machine

- Kitematic

KITEMATIC
- Docker GUI

- Fast and Easy Setup

- Docker Hub Integration

- Seamless Experience Between
CLI and GUI

WHAT’S IN DOCKER FOR MAC/WINDOWS
- Docker Engine

- Docker CLI Client

- Docker Compose

- Docker Machine

HOW TO DOCKERIZE
WORDPRESS?
For development only (without Docker Compose)

DOCKERFILE, DOCKER IMAGE,
AND DOCKER CONTAINER
- Write Dockerﬁles

- Build Docker images from Dockerﬁles

- Run Docker containers from Docker images

WHAT DO WE NEED IN DOCKER IMAGES
- Web server

- PHP

- MySQL

- WordPress Core

- WP-CLI (recommended)

BEST PRACTICES FOR WRITING DOCKERFILES
- Containers should be ephemeral

- Use a .dockerignore ﬁle

- Avoid installing unnecessary packages

- Run only one process per container

- Minimize the number of layers

- Sort multi-line arguments

- Build cache

FROM A DOCKERFILE
https://github.com/wckr/wordpress-dockerfile
$ docker build https://github.com/wckr/wordpress-dockerfile.git

DOCKER HUB
Docker Hub is a cloud hosted
service from Docker that provides
registry capabilities for public and
private content.

USING DOCKER CLI
$ docker pull wocker/wordpress

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マークアップやプログラミングと違い、デザインには正解がないとよく言われます。ただ、それでは思考を放棄してしまうことになりますので、商業デザイナーである以上は、やはり正解について考える必要があります。このセッションでは、最終的な答えを教えるわけではなく、ある種の問題提起であり、みなさまに自分なりの正解を考えてもらうきっかけにできればと思います。 Design is different from markup and programming. People say there's no answer of design. However, we must seek something close to the answers as commercial designers.

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WordPress のテーマ開発に Gulp を導入。BrowserSync、Sass / Compassのコンパイル、画像の圧縮、Browserify などのタスクを自動化。bathe (blank WordPress theme for Gulp) を使えば、とても簡単に始めることができます。 How to use Gulp for WordPress theme development. What we need are BrowserSync, compile of Sass and Compass, minify images and JavaScript, Browserify, etc... However, it's very simple to do it if using bathe (a blank WordPress theme for Gulp).

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