Since we are currently moving to DDEV to standardize our Docker development setups, I was wondering how easy it will be to add my favorite Git Hook Manager CaptainHookPHP to the setup.
Sometimes one may face the need to restart a Docker container because it does not react anymore. While there are dozens of possible ways to accomplish this, I want to show the one we recently started to incorporate into our setups.
Sometimes, mostly for smaller customers, we deploy staging and production environments on the same machine. Not an ideal setup, but doable. Thanks to Docker the different instances can live in isolation, except of course when one instance takes the server down, the other instance is also affected.
Back in 2020 I published our customized Magento development setup with Mark Shust's Docker Configuration for Magento and Traefik version 1. Since Traefik version 2 is now out for a while, I decided to upgrade our setup. This blogpost covers the different steps I took.
Not being happy with our current Docker build process in one of our projects, I was researching how to optimize the process.
Recently, I wanted to improve our CI build pipelines with some custom-built Docker images for our PHP projects. To make sure I can reuse the image in as many of our projects as possible, I wanted to compile and install as many PHP extensions as possible.
Whilst preparing and testing our Docusarus instance, I realized that the RSS feed URL used by our old blog system did not work anymore because Docusaurus generates the content in a different way.