This is the forth article from a series of blog posts on how to deploy a symfony PHP based application to a docker swarm cluster hosted on Amazon EC2 instances.
This post focuses on the final and last step, the deploy.
This is the third article from a series of blog posts on how to deploy a symfony PHP based application to a docker swarm cluster hosted on Amazon EC2 instances.
This post focuses on the AWS and instances configuration.
This is the second article from a series of blog posts on how to deploy a symfony PHP based application to a docker swarm cluster hosted on Amazon EC2 instances.
This post focuses on the build process, executed on a continuous integration server.
This is the first from a series of blog posts on how to deploy a symfony PHP based application to a docker swarm cluster hosted on Amazon EC2 instances.
This post focuses on the development environment.
Serializing can be a not trivial process, but when talking about de-serialization, the problem is even more difficult. The source data (XML or JSON) can be not well formatted, well formatted but not valid or valid syntactically but not valid in our domain. Dividing deserialization, normalization, validation is fundamental.
After many years of work, finally I have released a fully PHP based SOAP client up to date with the latest best practice.
It is almost a month that I started as maintainer of JMS Serializer and today I'm proud to announce the release v1.3.0 of JMS Serializer that contains many bug fixes and the new method "hasData" for generic serialization visitors (JSON/YAML)
Starting from September 2016 I'm available as Software Architect and Consultant. Mainly PHP applications, infrastructure setup, deployment process and workflow management.