[maleno]

Just last night I found myself watching some Wordpress-related videos on the Chrome Developers Youtube channel [0], building on a talk given at the Chrome Dev Summit last year [1]. The Docker implementation is something I'd been considering for a complex Wordpress install recently, so it caught my eye. Building in more PWA features is no harm either.

I have no idea what it all means for the bigger picture of Wordpress/Google/Automattic, but these are nice little tips and ideas to start with anyway.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jav5hPmUaUw [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Di7RvMlk9io

[llarsson]

If deploying WordPress using Docker, and WordPress scalability interests you, please have a look at this [0] article I wrote, as it shows how you can get a really good WordPress install up and running. I used containers and deployed on CoreOS (yes, it is a bit old -- Kubernetes was not very stable back then). For the deployment stuff, you can read that here [1].

[0] https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/scalable-wordpress-architectu...

[1] https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/automation-scalable-wordpress...

[grantpalin]

I recently started running some WP sites (and some non-WP as well) via Docker containers on a Digital Ocean droplet. Building a docker-compose file for each site and defining volumes allows the container to be updated or replaced while keeping data & content intact (if passed in via volumes). Orchestrated using Traefik for reverse proxying and SSL certs. Wouldn't want to go back to setting up sites manually.