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Running multiple single websites using docker (compose) #3

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rahul286 opened this issue Dec 7, 2017 · 2 comments
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Running multiple single websites using docker (compose) #3

rahul286 opened this issue Dec 7, 2017 · 2 comments
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rahul286 commented Dec 7, 2017 •
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Please do not confuse this with running "WordPress Multisite". It is covered in #4

Test case

  • Create 3 websites with EasyEngine style file layout such as /var/www/example.com, /var/www/foo.com, /var/www/bar.com, etc
  • All websites must be publicly accessible in their own domain/subdomain. Always on port 80.

Requirements

  • This will need some kind of host/guest port mapping. Docker networking 💪
  • It might need some kind of nginx proxying from host
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@rahul286 rahul286 changed the title Running multiple websites using docker (compose) Running multiple single websites using docker (compose) Dec 7, 2017
@mbtamuli mbtamuli reopened this Dec 15, 2017
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Issue to be closed after testing.

Multiple Sites is ready for testing. The test cases are in the description. After testing comment on this issue.

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Outdated version of ee4

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