JeffMarmalade

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by JeffMarmalade 4y ago
Thanks for giving me the chance to hide under the marketing rock :) But you're right and I will have a good think about what I'm implying by describing it as isolated. "Isolated" means things to me in this context, but i
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by JeffMarmalade 4y ago
Interesting! I hope Indigo may be really helpful for you. If I'm understanding your use-case correctly, you could create a stack with both MySQL versions, and another stack containing a site per PHP version, all pointing at the same co
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by JeffMarmalade 4y ago
Nooo not a crash! Thanks for the heads-up. I wonder if it's when there are no stacks other than the system; I'll have a play in my VM. It would be great to follow this up in the forums, so thanks for trying and sorry it's cau
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by JeffMarmalade 4y ago
Yes absolutely. I'd suggest creating a "Shared services" stack, and put a MySQL service in that rack. Give it a static port (eg 3306). Then create a second stack with Nginx or Apache (or both), and your choice of PHPs, as man
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by JeffMarmalade 4y ago
lol sorry about that. It's kinda hard finding the right line in the website promo text between technical detail and something friendly enough to catch visitors' attention. The premise of running Docker for Mac or other VMs as a de
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by JeffMarmalade 4y ago
Ah, "Undo"... good thinking, it's the Mac way :) I'll put it on my list.
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by JeffMarmalade 4y ago
My personal experience is that while it's an enticing concept — the idea that local development using Docker will reflect production issues — it just doesn't pan out. I quickly realised that trying to accurately replicate my produ
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