Serverless PHP applications with Bref
summary
Practical guide to running real PHP on AWS: use Bref to package PHP runtimes and deploy via AWS Lambda, run HTTP apps with PHP‑FPM, or run console commands as lambdas. Expect cold starts ~200–300ms, CPU scales with memory, and pricing shifts from fixed servers to per‑execution billing. Case studies: a hobby site runs for months for a few dollars, Pretty CI gets sub‑5s job results, one microservice falls $800→$90, and SuperMusica serves 40M requests/day with ~2000 concurrent lambdas.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:51Moving from resources to services
- 2:28Storage as a service
- 3:28Function as a service
- 13:46Documentation
- 18:44Performance
- 23:16Use cases
- 28:03Case studies
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