The future of the php development environment
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This document discusses the past, present, and future of the PHP development environment. In the past, setting up PHP environments was difficult and environments often differed from production. Currently, Vagrant helps address these issues by providing an easy way to configure and provision consistent development environments. It allows specifying environments using configuration files and provisioning them using tools like Chef. Going forward, Vagrant aims to support more providers like AWS and improve collaboration features.
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![Basic Vagrant Workflow
How vagrant works
Once Configured one command to bring up your development environment.
$ vagrant up
To access the virtual machine via ssh
$ vagrant ssh
When you finished work for the day
$ vagrant halt
When you done with the dev environment
$ vagrant destroy [vn-name]
Provision the virtual environment
$ vagrant provision](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/php-uk-london-2013-the-future-of-the-php-development-environment-130223074150-phpapp01/85/The-future-of-the-php-development-environment-17-320.jpg)
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The future of the php development environment
- 1. The Future of the PHP Development Environment
- 2. About the Speaker Originally from Cape Town South Africa been living and working in London for 6 years. Developing with PHP on the lamp stack since 2002. Currently work at Comic Relief on their scalable fundraising platform. Follow me on twitter @jeremyquinton
- 3. Red Nose Day is back 15th March 2013 so look out for it http://www.rednoseday.com
- 4. The Future of the PHP Development Environment
- 5. This talk contains Ruby
- 6. The Past
- 7. NO PLACE LIKE 127.0.0.1
- 8. How does a newbie install php? http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.php
- 9. Some solutions Homebrew Package Manager on Linux APT, YUM ETC
- 10. EcoSystem around the Lamp Stack has changed drastically Linux/Windows/Mac OSX Apache MySQL PHP PHP has over 150 extensions Cassandra Varnish Memcache Redis Nginx ZeroMQ CouchDB RabbitMQ MongoDB Gearman This is not a exhaustive list
- 11. The concept of a production snowflake in many ways can be applied to our development environments - http://martinfowler.com/bliki/SnowflakeServer.html
- 13. Spot the difference is similar to Dev/Prod Parity Concept Keep development, staging, and production as similar as possible - http://12factor.net/
- 14. Summary of Past and Present problems Setting up the modern dev environment, which has many moving, parts isn't straightforward Uniqueness Switching between projects with different dependancies is difficult Local dev environments differ significantly from production
- 15. The Present: A solution to these problems $ vagrant up @mitchellh creator and maintainer of vagrant http://www.vagrantup.com/
- 16. What is the Vagrant Idea/Concept? A tool to transparently manage all the complex parts of modern development within a virtual environment without affecting the everyday workflow of the developer too much. - http:/.vagrantup.com Provider - Vagrant Provisioner virtualisation
- 17. Basic Vagrant Workflow How vagrant works Once Configured one command to bring up your development environment. $ vagrant up To access the virtual machine via ssh $ vagrant ssh When you finished work for the day $ vagrant halt When you done with the dev environment $ vagrant destroy [vn-name] Provision the virtual environment $ vagrant provision
- 18. Vagrant command line options Open source project written in Ruby, a command line tool. Supported on most major operating systems.
- 19. How vagrant works Vagrant instance is managed with Vagrantfile which is Ruby syntax. 28 configuration options.
- 20. Three methods to create a box 鍖le Three methods create a box file Download a box file from http://www.vagrant.es Using the instructions off http://vagrantup.com VeeWee https://github.com/jedi4ever/veewee
- 22. Vagrant config file continued...
- 23. Chef - a provisioner
- 24. Basic Chef Solo configuration
- 25. Quick Recap Provider - virtualisation Vagrant鍖le Provisioner
- 26. Visualisation of a vagrant workflow Windows Developer VCS Mac Osx Developer VagrantFile Linux Developer Chef Solo Scripts 1. vagrant add box box_name package.box 2. vagrant up 3. vagrant provision Deployment tool Staging Production
- 28. Multi VM Environments Accurately modeling a separate web and database server within the same development environment. Modeling a cluster of machines, and how they behave together. Testing a load balancer configuration, or the effects of unplugging a machine.
- 29. The Future
- 31. New Vagrant Providers Vagrant 1.1 - Released end of Feb $ vagrant up --provider=aws
- 32. Collaboration is everything
- 33. Vagrant 1.1 plugin system is completely re-written
- 34. Demo Download Virtualbox 4.1.22 http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/4.1.22/ Download vagrant package or install via ruby gems http://downloads.vagrantup.com/tags/v1.0.5 Add 33.33.33.10 vagrantdemo.com to /etc/hosts Get the project git clone http://www.github.com/jeremyquinton/vagrant_demo cd vagrant_demo vagrant up --no-provision vagrant provision Browse to vagrantdemo.com
- 36. Questions?
- 37. Technical resources http://www.vagrantup.com http://www.virtualbox.org http://www.opscode.com/chef/ https://github.com/jedi4ever/veewee https://github.com/mitchellh/vagrant