5.0.0

Changes since 2.4.0

• Version bumped to 5.0 to match with Wodby stack for documenting convenience
• We now use .env file where we keep images tags and other settings
• Containers' names now have PROJECT_NAME prefix defined in .env
• Domains use the same BASE_URL defined in .env
• Added Makefile with commands to simplify most routine tasks
• Default docker-compose.yml now covers mounted codebase use case, for vanilla WordPress additionally download docker-compose.override.yml
• Resolved issue when vanilla WordPress copying to the volume interrupted during the initial start
• Resolved most of permissions issues:
  • new default wodby user has uid/gid 1000 that matches with the default user for most Linux distributions
  • for macOS users we now have -dev-macos versions of images with uid/gid 501:20 that matches default macOS user
  • added instructions for windows users
• PHP:
  • Container default user has been changed to wodby (uid/gid 1000), see https://github.com/wodby/php#users-and-permissions for more details
  • PHP updated to 7.1.15, 7.0.28, 5.6.34 (security updates)
  • Rebased to Alpine Linux 3.7
  • -dev images used by default with sudo allowed for all commands for wodby user
  • You can monitor PHP with NewRelic APM
  • allow_url_fopen and default_socket_timeout is now configurable
  • New php extensions added: newrelic, grpc, ds
  • Added postgresql client bins (pg_dump, pg_restore, ...)
  • Added redis-cli
  • Updated php extensions: amqp 1.9.3, redis 3.1.6, mongodb 1.4.0, apcu 5.1.10
  • Vanilla WordPress updated to 4.9.4
  • Deprecated variables dropped (old > new):

    PHP_APCU_ENABLE > PHP_APCU_ENABLED
    PHP_FPM_SLOWLOG_TIMEOUT > PHP_FPM_REQUEST_SLOWLOG_TIMEOUT
    PHP_FPM_MAX_CHILDREN > PHP_FPM_PM_MAX_CHILDREN
    PHP_FPM_START_SERVERS > PHP_FPM_PM_START_SERVERS
    PHP_FPM_MIN_SPARE_SERVERS > PHP_FPM_PM_MIN_SPARE_SERVERS
    PHP_FPM_MAX_SPARE_SERVERS > PHP_FPM_PM_MAX_SPARE_SERVERS
    PHP_FPM_MAX_REQUESTS > PHP_FPM_PM_MAX_REQUESTS
    PHP_FPM_STATUS_PATH > PHP_FPM_PM_STATUS_PATH
    

• MariaDB updated to 10.1.31, 10.2.12 and rebased to Alpine Linux 3.7
• Nginx updated to 1.13.9 and rebased to Alpine Linux 3.7
• Redis updated to 4.0.8
• Varnish:
  • The following environment variables changed names (old version no longer supported), old > new:

    VARNISHD_THREAD_POOLS > VARNISHD_PARAM_THREAD_POOLS
    VARNISHD_THREAD_POOL_ADD_DELAY > VARNISHD_PARAM_THREAD_POOL_ADD_DELAY
    VARNISHD_THREAD_POOL_MIN > VARNISHD_PARAM_THREAD_POOL_MIN
    VARNISHD_THREAD_POOL_MAX > VARNISHD_PARAM_THREAD_POOL_MAX
    

  • Changed default values:

    VARNISHD_PARAM_THREAD_POOL_ADD_DELAY from 2 to 0.000
    VARNISHD_PARAM_THREAD_POOLS from 1 to 2
    VARNISHD_PARAM_THREAD_POOL_MAX from 1000 to 5000
    

  • Added additional env vars that control varnishd params (wodby/varnish#1)
• stop_grace_period increased to 30s for MariaDB and PostgreSQL
• Bugfix: auth issue in Apache (wodby/php-apache#1)

Update instructions

Way too many things changed, see updated quick start guide

2.4.0

Changes since 2.3.0

• PHP:
  • New PHP 7.2
  • PHP updated to 7.1.12, 7.0.26
  • PHP extensions updated: memcached 3.0.4, ast 0.1.6
  • Added packages: tig, nano, tmux, less, libjpeg-turbo-utils
  • PHPunit deleted from image to avoid composer conflicts
  • Env vars naming fixes (old names still supported), old > new:

    PHP_APCU_ENABLE > PHP_APCU_ENABLED
    PHP_FPM_SLOWLOG_TIMEOUT > PHP_FPM_REQUEST_SLOWLOG_TIMEOUT
    PHP_FPM_MAX_CHILDREN > PHP_FPM_PM_MAX_CHILDREN
    PHP_FPM_START_SERVERS > PHP_FPM_PM_START_SERVERS
    PHP_FPM_MIN_SPARE_SERVERS > PHP_FPM_PM_MIN_SPARE_SERVERS
    PHP_FPM_MAX_SPARE_SERVERS > PHP_FPM_PM_MAX_SPARE_SERVERS
    PHP_FPM_MAX_REQUESTS > PHP_FPM_PM_MAX_REQUESTS
    PHP_FPM_STATUS_PATH > PHP_FPM_PM_STATUS_PATH
    

  • New -dev image tags (replacing -debug) compiled with --enable-debug
  • Git email and name now can be configured via environment variables
• Nginx:
  • Nginx updated to 1.13.7, 1.12.2
  • New env var NGINX_NO_DEFAULT_HEADERS to hide default headers
  • New env var NGINX_LOG_FORMAT_SHOW_REAL_IP to show real ip in access logs when running behind a proxy
• MariaDB:
  • New MariaDB 10.2.11
  • MariaDB updated to 10.1.29
  • MariaDB 10.2 is now default
  • Optimized default config (my.cnf) values
  • New environment variables to configure recovery options
  • Default user/group in a container now mysql
• Redis:
  • Redis updated to 3.2.11, 4.0.2
  • Redis 4.0 is now default
• Varnish updated to 4.1.9
• Apache updated to 2.4.29
• Vanilla WordPress updated to 4.9.1
• PostgreSQL service added (10.1 and 9.6)
• OpenSMTPD now supports relay auth without password

Update instructions from 2.4.0

• MariaDB 10.2 is now default, if you used 10.1 before it would be safer to keep the same version

2.3.0

Changelog

• User www-data is now default in php, nginx, apache containers
• Container wodby/drupal-apache has been replaced with php-apache
• New services for php profiling: blackfire for integration with blackfire.io and webgrind (Xdebug frontend)
• MariaDB and its client updated to 10.1.26
• Redis 4.0 version added
• Apache updated to 2.4.28
• Athenapdf versions freeze to 2.10.0
• Nginx:
  • Updated to 1.13.6
  • Now supports subdirectory based multi-siting
  • Nginx config revamped: backstream is now defined in wordpress.conf
  • Default client_max_body_size set to 32m
• PHP:
  • Updated to 7.0.24, 7.1.10
  • Number of default PHP-FPM workers set to 8
  • Core extension pcntl is now enabled in PHP 7.x
  • Libressl added
  • New extension geoip
  • Default post_max_size, upload_max_filesize set to 32m
  • Optimized default opcache settings
  • New env var PHP_MAX_FILE_UPLOADS to control max_file_uploads
  • You can now enable PHP slowlog via environment variable PHP_FPM_SLOWLOG_TIMEOUT
  • PHPUnit updated to 6.3
  • Extensions updated: ast 0.1.5, yaml 2.0.2, redis 3.1.4, mongodb 1.3.0
  • Additional environment variables for Xdebug extension configuration including tracing and profiling
  • Drush modules added: registry rebuild and patchfile
  • Environment varibles now cleared in PHP-FPM but PHP_FPM_CLEAR_ENV=no added by default
  • Bugfix: apcu (PHP 7.x) could cause segfaults in some cases
  • Bugfix: missing path to CA certificates in ldap config
• Varnish
  • Env vars for daemon launch params now have prefix VARNISHD_ to avoid collisions
  • New env vars VARNISH_EXCLUDE_URLS and VARNISH_STATIC_FILES for customization

2.2.0

Changelog

• New Apache 2.4 container
• New AthenaPDF container, drop-in replacement for wkhtmltopdf
• WordPress: updated Vanilla WordPress 4.8
• PHP: updated PHP 7: 7.0.20, 7.1.6
• PHP: images rebased to Alpine Linux 3.6 and now use LibreSSL instead of OpenSSL
• PHP: extension are now frozen, see https://github.com/wodby/php
• PHP: runtime libraries are now frozen
• PHP: mongoDB extension downgraded to 1.1.10
• PHP: expose header now disabled by default
• PHP: dropped few environment variables
• PHP: APCu extension is now configurable
• Nginx: new version 1.13, 1.12
• Nginx: 1.10 dropped
• Nginx: you can now override include of wordpress.conf file
• MariaDB: revamped optimized configuration
• Bug fix: resolved imagick segfault caused by a bug in ImageMagick library
• Bug fix: some environment variables missed in SSH container
• New way to improve volumes performance on macOS] via user-guided caching

2.0.0

Changelog

• IMPORTANT: MariaDB container now has no volume defined via compose file. The volume is already defined in its Dockerfile, so Docker will create and mount volume automatically. Do not use docker-compose down unless you want to purge your volumes. If you restart docker or use docker-compose stop the volume will persist
• All-new 2.0.0 docker images: wordpress-nginx, wordpress-php, mariadb, redis, wordpress-varnish. You can now customize images with environment variable and override entire configs by using .tpl template (based on confd)
• Performance improvement for macOS (OSX) users: a new way to sync codebase files is now described. It's based on docker-sync project. Docker is now usable for development on mac. See documentation
• Versions of images, except official, are now frozen. A new version will be released when a newer image version is available
• Domains support via Traefik
• We now have slack where you can any questions about docker4wordpress
• PHP versions: 7.0/7.1 based on officials
• Extended list of PHP extensions
• New documentation http://docs.docker4wordpress.org/
• License file added (MIT)
• Changelog file added