PHP Cloud Deployment Toolkits
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This document summarizes Mitch Pirtle's talk at the International PHP Conference in Berlin 2014 about cloud deployment tools and scenarios. The talk provided an overview of different cloud approaches like self-hosted machines, virtual machines, and virtualized services. It then discussed various tools for dependencies, builds, front-end work, continuous integration, and deployment to the cloud, including Composer, Phing, Grunt, Bower, Travis, Jenkins, Ubuntu Juju, OpenShift, and PHP Cloud. The talk concluded with looking at the current state of PHP deployment in the cloud.
PHP Cloud Deployment Toolkits
- 1. Cloud Deployment Toolkits Mitch Pirtle International PHP Conference, Berlin 2014
- 2. –Some Poor Sucker, circa 2000-2010 “I’m off to the cloud.”
- 3. What this talk is about Cloud deployment scenarios Overview of tools available 52 slides, 45 minutes Sorry, no time for many demos!
- 5. What about you? I’m here to learn about specific tools I’d like to actually see this whole cloud thing Free coffee!
- 6. Did you miss these talks? “From SQL to NoSQL” by Derick Rethans “Build Smart. Scalable Infrastructure with AWS and Puppet” by Ben Waine
- 8. Life in the datacenter Safe job Everything takes forever All is done by hand Pretty drafty, but ok
- 9. Then the web happened.
- 11. Web-sized problems Where did all these people come from? Why is everyone using a different device? Nobody has any patience! IE7? OMGWTFROFLBBQ!!1!
- 12. Web-sized consequences No longer “one app, one machine” Relational databases primary source of pain Architecture needs scalable design …which increases complexity …which adds to deployment requirements …and your budget, well that was the mushroom cloud
- 13. Speaking of deployment… Not enough time to cover composer, phing, and all the other awesome deployment tools available But there’s enough time to complain about how manual it STILL IS to set all this up
- 14. And not all is bad news Hello, AngularJS! Suddenly PHP is no longer used for formatting markup, serving javascript and a bunch of non-PHP stuff (hint hint Wordpress, Drupal and Joomla!) PHP developers are freed to build simple, smart, fast RESTful backend services
- 15. Cloud approaches Self-hosted machines and appliances Virtualized machines and appliances Virtualized services
- 16. Do It Yourself.
- 17. Text Metal As A Service (MAAS) http://maas.ubuntu.com
- 18. Do It Somewhere Else.
- 21. This is still complicated. Is there an easier way to do this?
- 26. Let Someone Else Do It.
- 31. Hang on, how do we deploy?
- 34. How about build tools?
- 36. Text Phing, Composer and namespaced Task classes http://blog.riff.org/ 2014_02_15_tip_of_the_day_phing_composer_and_namespaced _task_classes
- 38. Text Using Grunt for PHP https://chrsm.org/post/using-grunt-for-php/
- 39. What about the front end?
- 43. Text Yeoman Generator for PHP https://github.com/Bradleycorn/generator-php
- 46. Text Travis and PHP Projects http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/php/
- 48. Text Jenkins for PHP Projects http://jenkins-php.org
- 49. So Where Are We In 2014?
- 50. Text Current State of PHP Cloud http://blog.fortrabbit.com/cloudscapes-revisited- php-cloud-overview/
- 51. Q & A
- 52. Thanks! AboutMe @mitchitized - Twitter spacemonkey - GitHub LinkedIn - I’M AVAILABLE!