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  • Choose a MySQL Capsule
  • Edit the Database Name
  • Choose a Storage Capsule
  • Environment Variables
  • Custom php.ini Config

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  1. Wordpress Capsule

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To configure your Wordpress Capsule, navigate to the "Config" tab.

Choose a MySQL Capsule

Your WordPress Capsule needs to connect to a MySQL Data Capsule. Click "Edit" in the "Wordpress Config" section to select a MySQL Capsules from your Space.

Edit the Database Name

Click "Edit" in the "Wordpress Config" section to edit the name of your WordPress database. The default is app.

Choose a Storage Capsule

Your WordPress Capsule needs to connect to a Peristent Storage Capsule. Click "Edit" in the "Wordpress Config" section to select a Peristent Storage Capsule from your Space.

Environment Variables

WordPress Capsules automatically get these environment variables:

  • WORDPRESS_DB_HOST - Database server location

  • WORDPRESS_DB_NAME - Database name

  • WORDPRESS_DB_USER - Database username

  • WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD - Database password

  • APP_URL - Your site's public URL

To view variable values, click "show" in the "Environment Variables" section.

To add custom variables:

  1. Click "Key/Val Editor" or "Text Editor" in the "Environment Variables" section

  2. Edit the variable "Name" and "Value"

  3. Click "Save"

Custom php.ini Config

Add custom PHP settings if needed, like upload sizes or memory limits.

Leave the field empty to use default settings.

Configure Wordpress Capsule