Hello, thank you very much for the video, I want to learn how to use Symfony with Docker and this video has helped me. My language is Spanish, my English is not good but I could understand your English well. Once I manage to move my Symfony application to Docker I would like to be able to separate the containers by services.
Finaly some tut that works for me even on Windows, thanks. If u can make font sizes in terminal etc a little bit bigger since i think many ppl watch you on smaller devices as 12-14 laptops and its hard to read commands u wrote etc.
Hello! Thank you for your Symfony/Docker repository. I've started one of my projects with it and it, along with your description here, has made initial development nice and easy. I have a question though, do you use the docker setup for your production environments also? I've seen some hosting companies offer container hosting. If so, what is your deployment strategy? For instance, I would like end users to upload images etc and I don't want to lose them when deploying a new version of my app. Additionally, how do I disable the mail router in production? Thanks again. It's all very well explained.
I just thought I'd come back here in case anyone else had the same questions. I've been playing with this over the last few weeks and have discovered that what I asked about here is regarding stateful vs stateless applications. I've found that providers of container hosting offer solutions for this by allowing the connection to a stateful database and the mounting of a storage device. For instance, Google cloud run have a solution for deploying a container which runs the php application, and each time you deploy, the old instance is destroyed/replaced completely, but the database and file storage mounts should be configured to be external to the container. So the docker-compose.yml file here would be used for local development only, and it's only the php-apache service that would be used in production.
Thank you for taking the time to provide a final clarification on the topic, even after weeks without a response. I’ve only just read your question now, as this channel hasn’t been very active so far. I also don’t have experience with hosting containers directly. Instead, I use containers to simulate the hosting environment to avoid any surprises after deployment. Thanks again for your effort!
how is it possible when you run php -v it showed you do not have php installed but then when you setup blank project using symfony (it is using php) it actaully display the page like you have a php installed?
No, I only assume that you watch these videos on a regular laptop. And that has worked for all other viewers. But you're right, zooming in on the most important parts would be fantastic.
Thanks for awesome tutorial!!
Thank you for the tutorial. Your english is great by the way.
Thank you so much!
Welcome to my first Video. I hope you can work with my language.
I want to start some series with Symfony 6. Do you have any wishes?
Hello, thank you very much for the video, I want to learn how to use Symfony with Docker and this video has helped me. My language is Spanish, my English is not good but I could understand your English well.
Once I manage to move my Symfony application to Docker I would like to be able to separate the containers by services.
It would be good if you explain how to use twig with symfony.
Thank you for this great tutorial bro. Well organized and helpfull for any Docker beginner or even medium level
Very good! It was what I was looking for!
Finaly some tut that works for me even on Windows, thanks. If u can make font sizes in terminal etc a little bit bigger since i think many ppl watch you on smaller devices as 12-14 laptops and its hard to read commands u wrote etc.
Yes, I will do that. Thank you for the advice.
You did great, Thomas.
Perfect English speaking.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
This is a very helpful video and your English is excellent. I have subscribed to your channel and will be following more of your videos. Thank you.
a good efficient tutorial, waiting forother tutos
It's fantastic for me, it's very first video, where I understand to English.. :-)
Just keep going with a good job
Your explanation is simple and very successful. I wish you more videos like this.
You could use zoom or a larger font size and will be perfect :)
Wo warst du vor 6 Stunden? War kurz davor an der Kasse arbeiten zu gehen und jeden Tag dumm zu grinsen. Danke!!!! erstmal abo und daumen hoch
Kannst du mir das genauer erläutern?
Hello! Thank you for your Symfony/Docker repository. I've started one of my projects with it and it, along with your description here, has made initial development nice and easy. I have a question though, do you use the docker setup for your production environments also? I've seen some hosting companies offer container hosting. If so, what is your deployment strategy? For instance, I would like end users to upload images etc and I don't want to lose them when deploying a new version of my app. Additionally, how do I disable the mail router in production? Thanks again. It's all very well explained.
I just thought I'd come back here in case anyone else had the same questions. I've been playing with this over the last few weeks and have discovered that what I asked about here is regarding stateful vs stateless applications. I've found that providers of container hosting offer solutions for this by allowing the connection to a stateful database and the mounting of a storage device. For instance, Google cloud run have a solution for deploying a container which runs the php application, and each time you deploy, the old instance is destroyed/replaced completely, but the database and file storage mounts should be configured to be external to the container. So the docker-compose.yml file here would be used for local development only, and it's only the php-apache service that would be used in production.
Thank you for taking the time to provide a final clarification on the topic, even after weeks without a response. I’ve only just read your question now, as this channel hasn’t been very active so far. I also don’t have experience with hosting containers directly. Instead, I use containers to simulate the hosting environment to avoid any surprises after deployment.
Thanks again for your effort!
how is it possible when you run php -v it showed you do not have php installed but then when you setup blank project using symfony (it is using php) it actaully display the page like you have a php installed?
I run it through the apache-php container. I don't want to have the PHP interpreter installed on the host machine (my MacBook).
Please increase the font size
somethink is wrong because if I try add controller then is not response in web browser
Maybe something went wrong with your code. The next video will teach you that.
3 Stunden verzweiflung, dann sah ich deine erste zeile im Dockerfile...
very small font size, screen not clear
I’m going to increase the small font size, but the screen clarity issue is not related to my side.
Do you have udemy profile maybe?
Yes, but only in German. Sorry!
So, he assumed that everyone has 42 inch screen size 🙏
No, I only assume that you watch these videos on a regular laptop. And that has worked for all other viewers. But you're right, zooming in on the most important parts would be fantastic.
I don't understand the sense of a tutorial video when your Dockerfile is already set up lmfao
What an unhelpful comment.
@@thomasd_codes_eng yours? Yes