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use Docker for PHP FPM #1

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opened 2019-04-24 11:51:34 +02:00 by jan · 0 comments
jan commented 2019-04-24 11:51:34 +02:00
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require a Docker engine and use the images built from https://git.dittberner.info/gnuviech/dockerfiles to provide PHP FPM for customers. This requires the following changes:

  • do not create php-fpm pool.d configuration for customer sites
  • provide an API to pass the required PHP/Debian version and variant (plain, mysql, pgsql) of the used docker image
  • create a systemd service file for the customer PHP-FPM instance
  • enable and start the systemd service
  • change the nginx virtualhost template to use the socket provided by the container
  • document how to setup the web host
require a Docker engine and use the images built from https://git.dittberner.info/gnuviech/dockerfiles to provide PHP FPM for customers. This requires the following changes: - do not create php-fpm pool.d configuration for customer sites - provide an API to pass the required PHP/Debian version and variant (plain, mysql, pgsql) of the used docker image - create a systemd service file for the customer PHP-FPM instance - enable and start the systemd service - change the nginx virtualhost template to use the socket provided by the container - document how to setup the web host
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