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If your image is tagged with more than one tag, then docker rmi will remove the tag, but not the image. So in your example … # docker rmi my-imaj … will remove that tag and leave the image present with the other correct tag.

Is there a native provisioning system set up already? No. I am thinking there might be some shell script, native scripts and provisioning scripts that didn’t run There are none, you have to create those yourself. I noticed the database wasn’t provisioned yet (meaning the tables weren’t created and the tables weren’t populated) WordPress won’t … Read more

It’s easy to install a theme on WordPress. There are a couple of options, but for the underscores.me starter theme, the easiest option would be to go to https://underscores.me/ and enter your theme’s name and then click the “Generate” button. Wait a moment, and a zip file should start downloading. Once you’ve got the zip … Read more

There are ever-so-many ways to access the database. ddev describe will open your eyes to them. As @Andy Mardell points out, you can use the built-in PHPMyAdmin (link in ddev describe) You can also use a mysql client on the host, the port and such for this are also shown in ddev describe You can … Read more

There is really only two things you need to back up. The database, and the site data. The database is all your users, posts, categories, tags, etc. The site data includes your themes, plugins, uploaded media, etc. To backup the database, just dump the data with mysqldump. mysqldump -u {username} -p{password} wordpress > database_dump.sql If … Read more

WordPress on Docker: how to update website/plugin?

Run this command docker-compose exec db mysqldump -u wordpress -pwordpress wordpress > dump.sql Then delete first line from dump file. It is command line password warning.

Docker compose with wordpress:cli-php7.4 stalls on ‘The site you have requested is not installed’?