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'cause things have changed.

Just cuz.

https://ma.ttias.be/a-better-way-to-run-php-fpm/

and

http://linuxbsdos.com/2015/02/17/how-to-reduce-php-fpm-php5-fpm-ram-usage-by-about-50/

Not bad!

I was thinking that if someone wanted to use this base project, but not necessarily spin up the environment, it would be nice to have Laravel run in a pure-php mode. That is: Zero dependencies on external servers, etc...

• Cache
• DB
• Sessions
• Stuff like that...

Ideally this would be when the project is run without a .env file or any of it's environment variables specified.

'cause wouldn't that be sweet?

'cause it's gettin' crazy in here.

I would like to create a script that is called ripcord.sh that essentially does all the install steps in one go.

Reason: New users can run a single command that gets their environment up and running.

ie:

#!/bin/bash
./run composer install (you will likely encounter github's rate limit)
./run artisan migrate (although the demo doesn't rely on any models)
./run npm install
./run jspm install
docker-compose up

'cause damn it takes forever

...to do string substitutions and be used during build commands.

• Project name
• Repository and tag (organizational/project:tag)
• Optional host for non-docker-hub repository hosting
• Maintainer info

Would be sweet if it could intercept mail addresses locally somehow and then have a web interface for it... That's a bit big, but useful.

Debug your commands, queues and crons!

https://hub.docker.com/r/djfarrelly/maildev/

When starting up the container (using both docker-compose up and sudo docker-compose up) I get an error for the laravel-worker as follows:

laravel-worker   | /usr/local/bin/artisan: line 3: /var/www/artisan: Permission denied
laravel-webapp   | [03-Feb-2016 20:30:36] NOTICE: fpm is running, pid 1
laravel-webapp   | [03-Feb-2016 20:30:36] NOTICE: ready to handle connections
laravel-webapp   | [03-Feb-2016 20:30:36] NOTICE: systemd monitor interval set to 10000ms
laravel-worker exited with code 126

I think this is preventing it from running the composer install step, so I don't get anything hosted at localhost:8080, however I do see the access logs showing up in the console window.

This is running in an xubuntu 15.10 desktop VM on Windows 7 64 bit Virtualbox 5.0.14 host

Worth going through and auditing functions that are notorious for bad things.

Stuff like string-based file functions: http://php.net/manual/en/ref.filesystem.php

Likely others.

'cause things have changed.

Do all of this: http://seld.be/notes/new-composer-patterns

Needs to work on all platforms.

• S3
• Azure
• Digital Ocean
• Google Cloud

Don't forget to nice-ify any object storage.

After cloning the repo and spinning up the containers the worker container has an error and wlll not load.

ERROR: for ccdc-worker Cannot start service worker: oci runtime error: container_linux.go:265: starting container process caused "exec: "artisan": exCreating ccdc-cron ... done

ERROR: for worker Cannot start service worker: oci runtime error: container_linux.go:265: starting container process caused "exec: "artisan": executable file not found in $PATH"

https://github.com/phpstan/phpstan

This looks cool!

That way files write as who we want!

Don't forget to de-pluralize the table name in queue.php.

This will be used to produce production-ready containers.

Be sure to put some kind of comment inside of it indicating that one is better served by not building in their local dev checkout as deps get clobbered.

It's just static localhost, should grab the proper L5 hostname.

This is a thing.

Ubuntu is great and all, but huge images are huge.

./run: line 9: -e: command not found ./run: line 10: -u: command not found

...'cause that's just sillllllyyyy!

• Set up real time containers