appsvcorg/wordpress-alpine-php repository overview

⁠Components

This docker images in this repo are deprecated and no longer in support. All the Microsoft supported images has been published to Microsoft Container Registry or MCR.
The WordPress image with same configuration (WordPress, Alpine, PHP & phpMyadmin) can be download from: https://mcr.microsoft.com/appsvc/wordpress-alpine-php:latest⁠

We strongly recommend to not use this image as it is not maintained and updated with latest versions. This docker image currently contains the following components:

1. WordPress
2. Alpine
3. PHP
4. Phpmyadmin ( if using Local Database )

⁠Respective Dockerfile links

• 0.8 ( Dockerfile⁠, Readme⁠ )
• 0.72/latest ( Dockerfile⁠, Readme⁠ )
• 0.71 ( Dockerfile⁠, Readme⁠ )
• 0.7 ( Dockerfile⁠, Readme⁠ )
• 0.61 ( Dockerfile⁠, Readme⁠ )
• 0.6 ( Dockerfile⁠, Readme⁠ )
• 0.51 ( Dockerfile⁠, Readme⁠ )
• 0.5 ( Dockerfile⁠, Readme⁠ )
• 0.4 ( Dockerfile⁠, Readme⁠ )
• 0.3 ( Dockerfile⁠, Readme⁠ )
• 0.2 ( Dockerfile⁠, Readme⁠ )
• 0.1 ( Dockerfile⁠, Readme⁠ )

⁠How to configure to use Azure Database for MySQL with web app

1. Create a Web App for Containers
2. Update App Setting WEBSITES_ENABLE_APP_SERVICE_STORAGE = true
3. Browse your site
4. Complete WordPress install and Enter the Credentials for Azure database for MySQL

⁠How to configure to use Local Database with web app

1. Create a Web App for Containers
2. Update App Setting WEBSITES_ENABLE_APP_SERVICE_STORAGE = true
3. Add new App Settings

1. Browse your site
2. Complete WordPress install and Enter the Credentials for Azure database for MySQL

⁠Limitations

• Some unexpected issues may happen after you scale out your site to multiple instances, if you deploy a WordPress site on Azure with this docker image and use the MariaDB built in this docker image as the database.
• The phpMyAdmin built in this docker image is available only when you use the MariaDB built in this docker image as the database.
• Must include App Setting WEBSITES_ENABLE_APP_SERVICE_STORAGE = true since we need files to be persisted. Do not use local storage for WordPress. You can use local storage for transient data or cached data say /tmp folder.