Kubernetes for PHP developers

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Claims that PHP is lightweight enough to run many web workers with 128 MB per container and that a standard stack is simply nginx+php-fpm pods managed by Deployments, Services and Ingress. Tools shown include kubectl, Docker, Helm for templating and packaging, CI that builds images and does atomic rollouts with helm upgrade --install --atomic. Demoed per-branch deploys via GitLab environments, ran on clusters that scale in practice to ~16–25 nodes and that workflow works end to end.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:22Why Kubernetes for PHP
3. 4:07Kubernetes components
4. 8:53Core resource building blocks
5. 12:05Networking and access
6. 13:34Writing configuration with YAML
7. 23:14Managing deployments with Helm
8. 29:05Advanced deployment strategies
9. 32:00Q&A session

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