The Great Docker Logging Mystery: When 21KB Messages Become 8KB Chunks
Picture this: You’re monitoring your production logs, everything seems normal, until you notice something odd. Your application is processing large JSON messages—some […]
Category: php
Prevent Kubernetes Pod Restarts: Graceful Worker Shutdown and Auto-Restart with Signal Handling
In modern cloud-native environments, containers have become the backbone for running services at scale. Kubernetes, in particular, excels at orchestrating containerized applications. […]
Enhancing Code Reliability with PHP’s `in_array()` Function: A Deep Dive into Strict Type Comparison
PHP’s in_array() function is a versatile tool for searching values within an array. By default, it performs a loose comparison, which can sometimes lead to unexpected results. However, this blog post aims to shed light on the often overlooked third boolean argument of in_array(), which allows for strict type comparison. We’ll explore the benefits and potential drawbacks of using strict type comparison with in_array() and demonstrate how it can enhance code reliability.
Using composer with unpublished packages
Want to test your hashtag#php packages before you publish them on hashtag#Packagist? Or are you using hashtag#private repositories for your hashtag#packages and still want to use hashtag#Composer to manage them as hashtag#dependencies? Here is a detailed approach on how you can achieve this.
S6 v3 for PHP (+ Caddy/Nginx)
Have you tried to setup an S6 supervisor for the official PHP Docker image, just to realize that something does not work […]
PHP is DEAD!
Why You Should Use PHP in 2019? Before we start… PHP stands for Hypertext Preprocessor, and it is a general-purpose, free and […]