Using eZ Platform Cloud powered by platform.sh
summary
Many eZ projects move off an AWS cluster onto Platform.sh, replacing ELB/EC2/RDS/EFS with containerized app instances and per-project isolation; deployments run by push to two remotes or optional integrations, and Platform.sh requires platform configuration files like platform.app.yaml plus routes and services. Demonstrated features include writable mounts, MySQL 10.5 and Redis services with relation env vars, build/deploy/post-deploy hooks, custom PHP extensions or prebuilt runtime extensions, SSL provisioning delays, 5 GB free disk and a 5‑minute cron granularity. A Docker-based tool, platform-cc local Docker dev, reproduces the Platform.sh environment locally and works in production workflows.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 8:29Platform.sh basics start
- 33:07Platform.sh CLI and SSH
- 57:05Services and database setup
- 1:09:56Hooks and variables
- 1:27:56Easy Platform Cloud overview
- 1:41:28PHP extensions and environments
- 1:59:00Domains and site access
- 2:05:35Platform CC local development
- 2:16:35Q&A and closing
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