devstl_protected_load_balanced_wordpress.pmx

---
name: DevStL Protected Load Balanced WordPress
description: Load Balanced WordPress with ClamAV.
keywords: WordPress, load-balanced, anti-virus, MySQL
type: Wordpress
documentation: |
  Wordpress with MySQL
  ============================
  The alias for the link between Wordpress and MySQL needs to be _DB_1_. If this is changed, the template will not work.

  Also, the password can be changed, but the environmental variables need to be changed on both services.

  To view the GUI after launching the template, map your local host machine to port _8080_. If using Virtual Box, use the following command in your terminal to create the port forwarding rule:

  `VBoxManage controlvm panamax-vm natpf1 wordpress,tcp,,8997,,8080`

  Where, wordpress is the friendly name of the rule, tcp is the protocol. Replace port _8997_ with the local free port of your choice. If you change the port bindings on the Wordpress service, _8080_ will need to be changed to match that too.

  After you run this command locally, browse to **http://localhost:8997** to see the GUI, as per the example.
images:
- name: DB
  source: centurylink/mysql:5.5
  category: DB Tier
  type: mysql
  ports:
  - host_port: 3306
    container_port: 3306
  environment:
  - variable: MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD
    value: pass@word01
- name: WP
  source: centurylink/wordpress:3.9.1
  category: Web Tier
  type: wordpress
  ports:
  - host_port: 8080
    container_port: 80
  links:
  - service: DB
    alias: DB_1
  environment:
  - variable: DB_PASSWORD
    value: pass@word01
  - variable: DB_NAME
    value: wordpress
- name: nginx
  source: nginx:latest
  category: Load Balancer
  type: Default
  ports:
  - host_port: '7777'
    container_port: '80'
    proto: TCP
  links:
  - service: WP
    alias: WP
- name: blacktop_clamav
  source: blacktop/clamav:latest
  category: Load Balancer
  type: Default