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openshift-wordpress-php

Example project running:

  • php webserver running wordpress

Installation

You need oc (https://github.com/openshift/origin/releases) locally installed:

create a new project

> oc new-project example-wordpress-php \
    --description="Example WordPress PHP" \
    --display-name="Example WordPress HHVM"

build it all

> ./BuildAll.sh

Modifications for integrating in a private repository

create an ssh deploy key without passphrase

> ssh-keygen -f ~/.ssh/openshift-wordpress-php
> oc secrets new-sshauth openshift-wordpress-php --ssh-privatekey=/home/joeri/.ssh/openshift-wordpress-php
> oc secrets add serviceaccount/builder secrets/openshift-wordpress-php

Update the BuildConfig (Modify and Append BuildConfig-Secrets.yaml.template to your Buildconfig) (Remove old BuildConfig first !)

> oc delete -f Buildconfig.yaml
> oc create -f BuildConfig.yaml

Add your key to the deploy keys of you repository on GitHub

> cat ~/.ssh/openshift-wordpress-php.pub

Route-production.yml

Routes to a production hostname

> oc create -f Route-production.yaml

WebHooks

You can find the (github and generic) webhook in the openshift control pannel ! (Browse - Builds) You can copy the url to clipboard and paste it in Github webhook url (handy for rolling updates)

Updating from branches

You can trigger on different Branches just modify your BuildConfig

source:
  git:
    ref: release
    uri: https://github.com/weepee-org/openshift-example-project.git
  contextDir: php/
  type: Git