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Posted 2014-09-18
Deployment with Zend Server (Part 8 of 8)
This is the final in a series of eight posts detailing tips on deploying to Zend Server. The previous post in the series detailed using the Zend Server SDK to deploy your Zend Server deployment packages (ZPKs) from the command line.
Today, I'll detail how I automate deployment with zf-deploy and zs-client (the Zend Server SDK), and wrap up the series with some closing thoughts.
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Posted 2014-09-16
Deployment with Zend Server (Part 7 of 8)
This is the seventh in a series of eight posts detailing tips on deploying to Zend Server. The previous post in the series detailed setting up and clearing page caching.
Today, I'm sharing how to use the Zend Server SDK to deploy your Zend Server deployment packages (ZPKs) from the command line.
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Posted 2014-09-11
Deployment with Zend Server (Part 6 of 8)
This is the sixth in a series of eight posts detailing tips on deploying to Zend Server. The previous post in the series detailed setting job script status codes.
Today, I'm sharing some tips around setting up page caching, and jobs for clearing the Zend Server page cache.
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Posted 2014-09-09
Deployment with Zend Server (Part 5 of 8)
This is the fifth in a series of eight posts detailing tips on deploying to Zend Server. The previous post in the series detailed how to secure your Job Queue job scripts.
Today, I'm sharing some best practices around writing job scripts, particularly around how to indicate execution status.
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Posted 2014-09-04
Deployment with Zend Server (Part 4 of 8)
This is the fourth in a series of eight posts detailing tips on deploying to Zend Server. The previous post in the series detailed a trick I learned about when to execute a chmod statement during deployment.
Today, I'm sharing a tip about securing your Job Queue job scripts.
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Posted 2014-09-02
Deployment with Zend Server (Part 3 of 8)
This is the third in a series of eight posts detailing tips on deploying to Zend Server. The previous post in the series detailed creating recurring jobs via Zend Job Queue, à la cronjobs.
Today, I'm sharing a very short deployment script tip learned by experience.
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Posted 2014-08-28
Deployment with Zend Server (Part 2 of 8)
This is the second in a series of eight posts detailing tips on deploying to Zend Server. The previous post in the series detailed getting started with Zend Server on the AWS marketplace and using zf-deploy to create ZPK packages to deploy to Zend Server.
Today, I'm looking at how to created scheduled/recurring jobs using Zend Server's Job Queue; think of this as application-level cronjobs.
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Posted 2014-08-26
Deployment with Zend Server (Part 1 of 8)
I manage a number of websites running on Zend Server, Zend's PHP application platform. I've started accumulating a number of patterns and tricks that make the deployments more successful, and which also allow me to do more advanced things such as setting up recurring jobs for the application, clearing page caches, and more.
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Posted 2014-03-26
Apigility: Using RPC with HAL
A few days ago, we released our first beta of Apigility. We've started our documentation effort now, and one question has arisen a few times that I want to address: How can you use Hypermedia Application Language (HAL) in RPC services?
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