[deanhills]

I will try to write a tutorial about reverse proxy as soon as I got some time.

I know that this container is not optimal, there is no persistent but it gives you a bit a "security" and doesn't require much of docker knowledge.

Hi @LightDestory  I've moved your tutorial about how to set up a WP Blog with Debian 10, Nginx, php 8.0 and MariaDB with a Docker Container to a new thread. Technically your above tutorial for using a Docker container instead of the command line - I'm sure this was not your intention - was hijacking Mashiro's tutorial.  So if you want to do a tutorial with Docker, it is better to create this under a separate heading like I've done for you now. If you want me to change the title of the tutorial, please let me know. 

As you know, Mashiro is a Docker specialist himself however did what he did for helping me when I asked for help with a tutorial from the command line.  I was unable to find any tutorials that worked for me on the Web - so Mashiro showed how it could be done (step by step with no steps missed), which was almost like rising to the challenge - which I greatly appreciated. 

I've been watching Docker from a distance and I'm sure there are others like me who are very interested in a tutorial that shows us step by step (with no steps missed) how to set up a container with an instance of Debian 10, Nginx, PHP 8.0 and MariaDB in it and how to run WordPress on it.  If you have time to do a detailed step by step tutorial (with no steps missed) like Mashiro did in the tutorial from the command line it will be greatly appreciated.  You can do it in this thread.

To be honest, the above tutorial by you is not detailed enough for a beginner.  I'd like to see introductory steps of where you get Docker from.  How do you create the container (step by step). How does the container work?  Do you start it on a fresh install of an OS, or can you install it on a current install.  What steps do you follow to load Debian, Nginx, etc in the container and how do you create the WP Blog in the container.  Then how do you publish the blog.  Your tutorial may be good for other Docker geeks, but for me I wouldn't know where to start to add Debian and all the other software to the container, and then how one gets the final product to show on the Web.  I get it that Docker is a snapshot of something (in a container), but I can't get how it works vs how it works from the command line.  I can't visualize it. I'd need a step by step (with no steps missed) tutorial to be able to do it, and also to understand what I am doing.