Here's a sample README.md for your Docker services setup, detailing the configuration for the MySQL database, phpMyAdmin, and WordPress:

# Docker Setup for WordPress with MySQL and phpMyAdmin

This repository contains a Docker setup for running a WordPress application with a MySQL database and phpMyAdmin for database management. The setup allows you to easily spin up a development environment using Docker.

## Services Overview

### 1. MySQL Database

- **Image**: `mysql:8.0`
- **Environment Variables**:
  - `MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD`: Set to `wordpress`
  - `MYSQL_DATABASE`: Set to `wordpress`
  - `MYSQL_USER`: Set to `wordpress`
  - `MYSQL_PASSWORD`: Set to `wordpress`
- **Volume**: 
  - `./db_data:/var/lib/mysql` (Persistent storage for database data)
- **Restart Policy**: Always restart unless explicitly stopped.

### 2. phpMyAdmin

- **Image**: `phpmyadmin`
- **Depends on**: MySQL database (`db`)
- **Environment Variables**:
  - `PMA_HOST`: Set to `db` (MySQL service name)
  - `MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD`: Set to `wordpress`
- **Ports**:
  - `8084:80` (Access phpMyAdmin at `http://localhost:8084`)
- **Restart Policy**: Always restart unless explicitly stopped.

### 3. WordPress

- **Image**: `wordpress:latest`
- **Depends on**: MySQL database (`db`)
- **Environment Variables**:
  - `WORDPRESS_DB_HOST`: Set to `db:3306` (MySQL host and port)
  - `WORDPRESS_DB_USER`: Set to `wordpress`
  - `WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD`: Set to `wordpress`
  - `WORDPRESS_DB_NAME`: Set to `wordpress`
- **Volumes**:
  - `./wp-content:/var/www/html/wp-content` (Persistent storage for WordPress content)
  - `./uploads.ini:/usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/uploads.ini` (Configuration for file upload size and execution time)
- **Ports**:
  - `8083:80` (Access WordPress at `http://localhost:8083`)

## Getting Started

1. **Clone the Repository**:
   ```bash
   git clone /~https://github.com/DilshadNoshad/wp-using-docker.git
   cd wp-using-docker

2. Start the Services: Use the following command to start all services in detached mode:

   docker-compose up -d

3. Access the Applications:

   • WordPress: http://localhost:8083
   • phpMyAdmin: http://localhost:8084

4. Stopping the Services: To stop the services, run:

   docker-compose down

Notes

• The MySQL root password and user credentials are set to wordpress. Change these in a production environment for security.
• Persistent storage is configured to ensure your database and WordPress content are not lost when containers are restarted.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

### Explanation of Sections

- **Services Overview**: Describes each service, its purpose, and configuration details.
- **Getting Started**: Provides instructions on cloning the repository, starting the services, accessing the applications, and stopping them.
- **Notes**: Important considerations for security and data persistence.
- **License**: Indicates licensing information for the project.

Feel free to customize any part of the README to better fit your project's specifics!