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Eliminate the guesswork involved in writing and deploying a cloud application. This step-by-step guide uses PHP to minimize the complexity of the code and setup, but the tools and techniques can be applied on any platform using any language. Everything that you need to jumpstart your application on the cloud is right here. Clear diagrams, step-by-step configuration information, and complete code listings tell you everything you need to get off the ground and start developing your cloud application today. This book introduces several cloud architectures and technologies that will help you accelerate your application in the cloud. Chapters cover load-balanced clusters, database replication, caching configuration, content delivery networks, infinite-scale file storage, and cloud system administration. Cloud computing has dramatically changed the landscape of web hosting. Instead of spending weeks negotiating contracts for servers, new servers can be deployed with the push of a button, and your application can be resized almost instantly to meet todays needs. No matter what size of web application you are developing, you can benefit from modern cloud servers, and this is the guide to tell you how. What Youll Learn Use the cloud and its various platforms with Docker management tools Build a simple PHP-based scalable web application Create a basic cloud cluster Work with Amazon and Google Cloud Platform in your PHP web application development Who This Book Is For Developers who have some prior programming experience, including PHP, and who are new to building applications

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Jonathan Bartlett

Building Scalable PHP Web Applications Using the Cloud

A Simple Guide to Programming and Administering Cloud-Based Applications

Jonathan Bartlett

Tulsa, OK, USA

Any source code or other supplementary material referenced by the author in this book is available to readers on GitHub via the books product page, located at www.apress.com/9781484252116 . For more detailed information, please visit http://www.apress.com/source-code .

ISBN 978-1-4842-5211-6 e-ISBN 978-1-4842-5212-3

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5212-3

Jonathan Bartlett 2019

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Cloud computing is really a no-brainer for any startup because it allows you to test your business plan very quickly for little money. Every startup, or even a division within a company that has an idea for something new, should be figuring out how to use cloud computing in its plan.

Brad Jefferson, CEO of Animoto

Acknowledgments

This book was written based on a number of experiences moving clients from traditional hosting environments to cloud-based hosting environments. The material here started as some notes that I put together for other people on my team and eventually blossomed as the book that you see here.

I would like to thank my clients for giving me the opportunity to work with them on exciting projects and for allowing me to explore and learn new systems on their behalf. I would also like to thank my employer, New Medio (now part of ITX), for always having great clients to work with and always putting up with all of my little side projects. A number of companies look down upon employees doing side projects. They have always been encouraging to me in my endeavors, whether it is teaching science to homeschool co-ops, going to seminary to study theology, organizing seminars on obscure subjects, or my steady stream of books. Thanks especially to Adam Nemec for making all of these things possible. I doubt I could do them from anywhere else.

Next, I want to thank my early test readers, Tavo Soto, Charles McNamara, Garret Wilson, and Cara Waken, for taking the time to read through the book and test out the different examples to make sure they functioned properly. I also want to thank David Roesch and Alex Fornuto for their help with many technical details in early drafts of this book. Finally, I want to thank the editorial staff at Apress for their great work helping me to make this book perfect. It is a much stronger book because of your help.

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About the Author

Jonathan Bartlett

is a technical lead at ITX, where he leads a team of programmers doing work as diverse as building online registration systems, modeling the physics of oil flow through a well, and developing augmented reality body evaluation applications. Jonathans work focuses on cloud development, Ruby on Rails, data modeling, and iOS development. Jonathan is patently awful at building user interfaces, and is thankful for the large number of more creatively minded coworkers who cover for him on a daily basis.

Jonathan has been educating programmers for well over a decade. His first book,Programming from the Ground Up, is an Internet classic and was endorsed by Joel Spolsky, co-founder of Stack Exchange. It was one of the first open source books and has been used by a generation of programmers to learn how computers work from the inside out, using assembly language as a starting point. Recently, Jonathan releasedNew Programmers Start Herewhich is focused on teaching brand new programmers about computers, the Internet, and JavaScript programming, based on his experience teaching programming to high-school and college students. Additionally, Jonathan has written several books on the interplay of philosophy, math, and science, includingCalculus from the Ground Up,Engineering and the Ultimate, andNaturalism and Its Alternatives in Scientific Methodologies.

Jonathan also writes developer-focused articles for a number of technology web sites. His articles can be found on IBMs DeveloperWorks web site, Linux.com, and Medium.com. Jonathan is currently writing technology articles for a more general audience at MindMatters.ai.

Jonathan also participates in a variety of academic work. He is an associate fellow of theWalter Bradley Center for Natural and Artificial Intelligence. There, he does research into fundamental mathematics and the mathematics of artificial intelligence. He also serves on the editorial board for the journalBIO-Complexity, focusing on reviewing information-theoretic papers for the journal. Jonathan served as editor for the bookControllability of Dynamic Systems: The Greens Function Approach, which received the RA Presidential Award of the Republic of Armenia in the area of Technical Sciences and Information Technologies. He also spends time teaching at a homeschool co-op through Classical Conversations.

Jonathan is married to Christa. They have been together for over 20 years and have had five children, though they lost two of them due to a genetic illness.

Jonathan Bartlett 2019

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