Serverless PHP applications with Bref
summary
Shows Bref + AWS Lambda running real PHP apps via a PHP-FPM runtime and the Serverless Framework to deploy. Claims: move legacy PHP to Lambda with minimal changes. Numbers: a hobby site goes from $57 to $17/mo (code ≈ $2/mo for 100k requests); a microservice drops $800→$90 and speeds from 2 hours to 10 minutes by massive parallelism; a high‑traffic site handles 40M/day and 2,500 concurrent Lambdas. Demonstration: small RP‑i device + S3 triggers + two tiny Lambdas built in two days; cold starts ~200–300ms.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:37I am not a sysadmin!
- 3:13Do less server stuff
- 4:47Scale more
- 13:50Documentation
- 14:18Laravel
- 15:30Serverless framework
- 18:21Demo!
- 21:57Case studies
- 37:11the future
- 37:38PHP's future
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