Required Images.
$ docker pull mysql
$ docker pull wordpress
Run the mySql Docker Container
$ docker run --name wpmysql -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=password -d mysql:5.5
$ docker ps
Run the wordpress Docker Container
$ docker run --name mywp --link wpmysql:mysql -P -d wordpress
Run the following commands and what kinds of environment variables its get exposed to wordpress after linking the docker.
$ docker run --rm --link wpmysql:mysql -P wordpress env
Now, Access the wordpress site and Lets add some pages and post into it and commit it and store with another name.
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