Where No PHP Has Gone Before
summary
A PHP program generates Pulumi-compatible YAML by emitting resource objects and generating PHP classes from provider JSON schema (with a crude recursive ref fixer) and actually runs pulumi up; CI work uses Dagger/buildkit to run the pipeline containerized and stream GraphQL queries for visibility; serverless experiments use Spin plus the VMware PHP WASM runtime to run PHP in the browser and on serverless, producing tiny modules (often under 5 MB) with near-instant startup sub‑millisecond invocation, and the demos mostly work.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09PHP and Pulumi for IaC
- 8:41Running Pulumi with PHP
- 11:53Dagger for CI/CD
- 16:07Demo: PHP Dagger pipeline
- 18:26WebAssembly and serverless
- 25:50Demo: PHP in WebAssembly with Spin
- 32:13Microservices with Spin modules
- 36:57Deploying PHP WebAssembly
- 37:41PHP WebAssembly in browser
- 41:18PHP beyond full-stack
- 42:23Q&A
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