Long running processes in PHP or how to tame your daemons
summary
Covers long-running processes in PHP, discussing whether and how to run daemon-like APIs in production. Describes best practices, their limitations, and practical considerations for developing and maintaining PHP daemons (what to pay attention to and how they actually work).
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Long-running PHP processes
- 3:40PHP API myths vs reality
- 5:23Best practices for long-running
- 10:18Memory monitoring and profiling
- 15:38Swoole API daemon
- 21:15Coroutine limits in PHP
- 23:25Swoole processes
- 24:28PHP for long-running processes
- 28:46PHP vs other tech
- 31:36Summary
- 34:29Q&A
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