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This document summarizes a PHP conference called PHP matsuri 2011. It discusses demonstrations of PHPer.jp, a PaaS for PHP, CakePHP 2.0.0-RC3, and OpenPNE 3.6. It also provides instructions for installing OpenPNE 3.6 on PHPer.jp and linking a GitHub repository to a PHPer server.

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PHP matsuri 2011
demo?
@tumf 2011.10.16
Yoshihiro TAKAHARA

PHPer.jp (PaaS for PHP)

CakePHP 2.0.0-RC3

OpenPNE 3.6

mission complete
PHPer.jp (PaaS for PHP)

CakePHP 2.0.0-RC3

OpenPNE 3.6

phper logs:tail

phper logs:tail error

http://blog.phper.jp/2011/10/15/157/

CakePHP 2.0.0 RC3

CakePHP

.gitignore /app/Con?g

CakePHP 2.0.0 RC3

http://blog.phper.jp/2011/10/16/165/

OpenPNE 3.6

symfony

./symfony openpne:install

DB

DB

OpenPNE

unzip openpne-OpenPNE3-OpenPNE-3.6.0-0-g5d18306.zip

cd openpne-OpenPNE3-5d18306

cp con?g/ProjectCon?guration.class.php.sample con?g/

cp con?g/OpenPNE.yaml.sample con?g/..

git add . && git commit -m ‘.’

OpenPNE
phper create

phper servers:add

git push phper master

phper open

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