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Following some notes about my the last php usergroup meetup.

By Judith Andresen

• what is the leadtime?
  • time between adding the ticket and releasing it as a feature
• what is a cycletime?
  • time between someone has an idea and releaseing it as a feature
• we are currently in a time of digital transformation to the "first mover"
  • first idea try/test is the one who owns the bigges marked share
  • try to not be perfect
  • remove bottlenecks
  • try to scale vertical (microservice, duplicated data)
    • one team and service per business value/topic
      • search (including frontend, backend, customer data etc.)
      • product page
    • "community of practice" is a team (per vertical cut/team) that try
      • to keep the big architecture picture in mind
      • to share knowledge, approach and libraries
  • try to add a decision-maker into the team (extend the team in the value chain)
  • try to bring people together, also on an emotional level (increase the "we" feeling)
  • you can argue always with a decreased leadtime / small time to market
• typical "facts" against
  • we have never done that this way
  • my discipline is better, information silos, no talk between departments (typically between 20 and 80 peoples)
  • there is no "we"
• how?
  • talk to each other
  • major goal: deliver fast
  • create room for improvment or options
    • time
    • people
    • space/room

Following some notes about my the last php usergroup meetup.

By Sebastian Heuer

• docker is not one tool but a whole ecosystem
  • machine (provisioning)
  • swarm (clustering and container scheduling)
  • compose (multi container application)
  • registry (image distribution)
  • engine (the container)
  • ktematic (gui)
• pretty small compared to virtual box/full virtual machines
• updating means, building a new container
• theoretically, you can use all the images from the hub
  • always ask yourself if you want to use them in production
    • are they maintained
    • how secure are they
• docker compose
  • builds and pulls images
  • runs containers
  • enables networking between containers
  • aggregates STDOUT and STDERR output

example Dockerfile

FROM php:7.0.2-fpm

RUN docker-php-ext-install pdo pdo_mysql

COPY php/php.ini /usr/local/etc/php/
# copy the content of the source code into the image
# you can ship this code version now
COPY . /srv/meetup-service

# the date in the container is not persistent
# if ypu change something in it, it will bill lost afterwards

CMD ["php-fpm"]

example docker-compose.yml

webserver:
  build: ./nginx    #path to the docker file and configuration etc
  links:
    - application
  ports:
    - "80:80"   #from port 80 to port 80
  volumes_from:
    - application
application:
  build: ./meetup-service   #your project
  links:
    - database
  ports:
    - "9000:9000"
  volumes:
    - ./meetup-service:/srv/meetup-service  #mounting local source code into the container
  environment:
    - MYSQL_HOST=database
    - MYSQL_DATABASE=application
    - MYSQL_USER=root
    - MYSQL_PASSWORD=parola
database:
  image: mysql:5.7  #no build path, instead an image is used
  volumes:
    - /var/lib/mysql
  ports:
    - "3306:3306"
  environment:
    - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=docker
    - MYSQL_DATABASE=app