Runtime for php applications in nuclio
This repository provides a small shim written in golang, which forwards a nuclio event via fcgi to php-fpm through a unix socket.
On the first request (coldstart) received by the function a php-fpm server will be started.
The php-fpm server is configured to listen on a linux socket ( /var/task/fpm.sock).
The request will be forwarded to fpm via the socket and the response will be returned to the clients
Subsequent request to the function will profit from the already running php-fpm server and handle requests faster.
The current version is opinionated:
- Per default we assume that a central php script is provided which all requests will be handled (it is responsible for application internal routing).
The script can be defined in the
Dockerfile(PHP_SCRIPT) or later via the environment vars in the nuclio interface - It assumes that the working directory of the function is
/var/task- thus the fpm configuration file as well as the source code is put there - The
Dockerfileutilizes the standardphp:fpmcontainer as the basis and adds the nuclio specific options. If you use a different container, please ensure you setPHP_FPM_BINto the correct path.
The repository contains a example Dockerfile on how to utilize the handler.
It can easily be deployed by building the docker image via:
cd example && docker build -t nuclio-php-example:latest
Once it is build, it can be deployed with the following nuclio configuration
apiVersion: "nuclio.io/v1"
kind: NuclioFunction
metadata:
name: php-example
spec:
image: nuclio-php-example:latest
handler: main:Handler
runtime: golang
For more information on deploying functions via Dockerfiles please refer to the nuclio documentation:
- https://nuclio.io/docs/latest/tasks/deploy-functions-from-dockerfile/
- https://nuclio.io/docs/latest/tasks/deploying-pre-built-functions/
There is also a demo project utilizing the symfony framework
- bref.sh PHP Runtime for AWS Lambda
Apache
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