Something that makes LfPHP Cloud Services unique is its ability to accept a direct source code deployment. This articles shows you exactly how to deploy your application directly from source code to the cloud.
In this article Andrew explains the basis for the Fast Foward Web: a concept called File Based Portable Environments. By following these principles, developers can deploy their code anywhere.
Many developers have heard the term function as a service but have no idea how it can be implemented. This article provides an example of a working PHP Lambda Cloud service based on HTML web pages.
The LfPHP (Linux for PHP) community is proud to announce the availability of not only the official PHP 8.0 release, but PHP 8.1 as well, available here: hub.docker.com/r/asclinux/linuxforphp-8.2-ultimate.
Starting with PHP 7.4, the (infamous) pecl utility is no longer compiled into PHP by default. This article shows how to install PHP extensions in an LfPHP Docker image without using pecl.
One of the most important features offered by LfPHP Cloud Services is its One Click Apps. This article describes how to use this feature to launch an instant ecommerce website.
The Swoole PHP extension allows you to develop PHP apps that run asynchronously. In this article our CEO explains how our core LfPHP technology and LightMVC provide support for PHP async.
