Production-Ready WordPress Stack for the Modern Web
From local dev to live deploys – everything you need in one seamless developer-first workflow. Spin up a WordPress environment with a modern Bootstrap-based theme, built-in CI/CD, and DevOps automation. Focus on writing code – we’ll handle the configuration.
Functionality
StarterKit Foundation
Environment boilerplate for start web projects with docker containers, convenient credential, improved configuration
Setup server environments, hosting (poduction, staging, develop, etc)
Improved base project structure
Maintain high-level security protocols to safeguard the integrity and reliability of the application
Install dependencies – WordPress core, plugins, StarterKit Theme
Run docker containers with database, PHP, and NGINX
Setup CI/CD. Run build and deployments
Comprehensive testing, including unit, integration, system, end-to-end, performance, and security tests
StarterKit Theme
WordPress starter theme with a modern development stack for launching projects faster and easily
Use Gutenberg blocks, FSE, and last WordPress features to make flexible and powerful projects
Use Composer and webpack to install dependencies and to operate with assets
Follows PSR rules to make best development and code understanding
Use modern PHP approaches/architecture (OOP, MVC, Dependency Injection, Autoloading)
Have a contemporary and user-friendly file structure
Unit tests, CodeSniffer, ESLint, Stylelint
Features PageSpeed improvements and optimized code, ensuring a faster and more efficient performance
Advantages
Facilitating Rapid Iteration
Quick setup and tear-down of environments (Docker), along with automated deployments (CI/CD), allow teams to iterate rapidly.
Enhancing Collaboration
These tools streamline workflows, making it easier for cross-functional teams to collaborate effectively.
Improving Feedback Loops
Automated testing and continuous integration provide immediate feedback on changes, crucial for Agile’s iterative approach.
Reducing Risk
Automated tests and standardized coding practices reduce the risk of defects, aligning with Agile’s focus on high-quality deliverables.
Zero Downtime and Errors
Automated testing and deployment ensure higher quality, reducing costly errors and downtime.
Enhancing Efficiency
Tools like Docker and CI/CD streamline workflows, reducing the time needed for setup and deployment.
Improving Resource Management
Cloud integration and microservices architecture allow for more efficient use of resources.
Reducing Costs
Automated testing and deployment minimize human error, reducing the costs associated with fixing bugs, decrease the time to market, reducing labor costs. Allow for better resource utilization
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We’ve harnessed the most advanced technologies and tools to streamline the launch and support of your project, allowing you to focus on its unique features and business processes. With the technical complexities and tool selection already taken care of, your energy can be directed towards innovation and growth. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, startup, or developer, join us in creating something new and exciting!
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Install StarterKitFrequently Asked Questions
Absolutely. With version 6.8+ and modern infrastructure, StarterKit is easily adapted for headless assembly. You use WordPress as a CMS, and the frontend can be served in React/Vue, using REST/GraphQL. This is relevant for users looking for “headless WordPress” — it is a flexible solution, the popularity of which is growing, especially among enterprise teams.
Yes. StarterKit is cloud-agnostic. Terraform modules can be adapted to any provider that offers VMs. Ansible then configures the environment consistently across all servers. This means you can start with a $5 VPS or scale to AWS autoscaling infrastructure — the same playbook applies.
Absolutely. StarterKit is tailored for agency use cases:
– Easily replicable project structure
– Consistent environments (local, staging, production)
– Secrets handling and .env separation
– Automated deployment and rollback
– Customizable starter theme for FSE and block-based design
This gives you the speed of a boilerplate and the power of enterprise-level DevOps.
Yes. StarterKit is designed for developers and agencies who want full control over their infrastructure without paying premium fees for managed hosting. It offers:
– Production-ready Docker setup
– Cloud-agnostic infrastructure via Terraform
– Git-based CI/CD pipelines
– Full WordPress flexibility (including plugins, themes, server config)
You get the same benefits of managed WordPress — backups, staging, automation — but on your own terms and cloud provider.
You can use any theme you need, just replace the default theme under public/wp-content/themes/, but you’ll lose the benefits of the provided StarterKit theme (modern FSE structure, integration with the stack). Instead, consider extending or renaming the existing theme.
StarterKit provides a full-stack development environment with Docker-based infrastructure and a modern WordPress theme designed for FSE (Full Site Editing). It’s built for agencies and developers who want consistency between environments, automation of CI/CD processes, and infrastructure-as-code for both WordPress and server configuration.
Unlike most boilerplates, it includes:
– Terraform for cloud infrastructure provisioning
– Ansible for automated server setup
– Pre-configured CI/CD pipelines
– A unified theme and infrastructure foundation
Yes. You can run multiple WordPress containers + one MariaDB + Traefik – or set up multisite with domain mapping. This solution is popular for those interested in “docker multi‑wordpress vs multisite”
Optimization is a key part of DevOps practices. Use caching (Redis), request limits, and profiling to reduce load – in the spirit of StackOverflow tips, StarterKit easily integrates with Redis and Traefik, opening up ways to speed up and reduce load.
Current trends show that WordPress containerization will remain in demand in 2025 — it is used to ensure stability, security, and scalability. Docker reduces the “attack surface” and ensures consistency of environments.