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> I am working on a project doing this currently. You would find OpenShift or Cloud Foundry interesting references. > However, shoe horning something like a p
by jacques_chester 11y ago
> I am working on a project doing this currently.
You would find OpenShift or Cloud Foundry interesting references.
> However, shoe horning something like a php-fpm & nginx stack in there, or anything that doesn't fit the aforementioned spec, seems and mostly is complicated.
Different stacks have different ecosystems with different patterns of historical evolution. PHP grew from a shared hosting world and pretty much everything written in PHP assumes some version of that.
I used to work on Cloud Foundry buildpacks. "Shoehorning" is the entire point of the buildpacks abstraction. Ruby, Python, PHP, Java, Golang and NodeJS developers all have the same interface to a Heroku or Cloud Foundry installation.