Web Development

Setting PHPMyAdmin for Containerized WordPress

Since we are using Mysql in making docker-compose.yml file for dockered WordPress installation , we can add the service phpMyAdmin to access and view the database. Open and edit the docker-compose.yml file and include the following phpMyAdmin service and its environs in your YAML file. $ sudo nano docker-compose.yml Add the following phpMyAdmin service and its environs: Run …

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What to do when wordPress files are not in the project directory

In creating docker-compose.yml file, it is important to take note that everything you set is needs to be correct. This blog is about containerized WordPress where the files is not properly located. You only need to edit the docker-compose.yml file to solve this problem. Step 1: Cut down the running WordPress containers in your WordPress …

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How to Install WordPress on Docker Container in Ubuntu 20.04

In order to install WordPress in a docker container, you must have docker and docker compose installed in your Ubuntu. If you already have docker and docker compose, you can now follow these steps to install WordPress in a docker container. Step1: Create a new directory for WordPress: $ mkdir ~/wordpressdocker/ if it is saved …

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Front-end Development vs. Back-End Development

Front-end developers work on what the user can see while back-end developers build the infrastructure that supports it. Both are essential components for a well-functioning software or website. The term “front-end” refers to the user interface, while “back-end” means the server, application and database that work behind the scenes to deliver information to the user. …

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