docker-compose nginx and php-fpm need to share code folder?
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Why every tutorial that I find on the web always share the code folder between the two machines?
If i'm setting two different machines, its the same that have two physical machines, let's say nginx server on california and php server in florida.
On my understanding, the fastcgi protocol is sending the data through the networks right?
Thats why we are using IP:PORT right?
So nginx ask the machine that understand php to process the data sending to that IP:PORT through fastcgi and getting the processed response to show to the browser right?
Or am I crazy?
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Why every tutorial that I find on the web always share the code folder between the two machines?
If i'm setting two different machines, its the same that have two physical machines, let's say nginx server on california and php server in florida.
On my understanding, the fastcgi protocol is sending the data through the networks right?
Thats why we are using IP:PORT right?
So nginx ask the machine that understand php to process the data sending to that IP:PORT through fastcgi and getting the processed response to show to the browser right?
Or am I crazy?
php docker nginx docker-compose
asked Nov 10 at 18:58
Mateus Silva
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Its usually better to give us some code of what you are trying, but from what you are saying, I don't really think a shared code folder is required fornginx+php-fpmas such. Then again, we can't be sure unless you share what it is that you trying.
– Pramodh Valavala
Nov 11 at 5:31
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Why every tutorial that I find on the web always share the code folder between the two machines?
If i'm setting two different machines, its the same that have two physical machines, let's say nginx server on california and php server in florida.
On my understanding, the fastcgi protocol is sending the data through the networks right?
Thats why we are using IP:PORT right?
So nginx ask the machine that understand php to process the data sending to that IP:PORT through fastcgi and getting the processed response to show to the browser right?
Or am I crazy?
php docker nginx docker-compose
asked Nov 10 at 18:58
Mateus Silva
818
Why every tutorial that I find on the web always share the code folder between the two machines?
If i'm setting two different machines, its the same that have two physical machines, let's say nginx server on california and php server in florida.
On my understanding, the fastcgi protocol is sending the data through the networks right?
Thats why we are using IP:PORT right?
So nginx ask the machine that understand php to process the data sending to that IP:PORT through fastcgi and getting the processed response to show to the browser right?
Or am I crazy?
php docker nginx docker-compose
php docker nginx docker-compose
asked Nov 10 at 18:58
Mateus Silva
818
asked Nov 10 at 18:58
Mateus Silva
818
asked Nov 10 at 18:58
Mateus Silva
818
asked Nov 10 at 18:58
Mateus Silva
818
asked Nov 10 at 18:58
Mateus Silva
818
818
Its usually better to give us some code of what you are trying, but from what you are saying, I don't really think a shared code folder is required fornginx+php-fpmas such. Then again, we can't be sure unless you share what it is that you trying.
– Pramodh Valavala
Nov 11 at 5:31
add a comment |
Its usually better to give us some code of what you are trying, but from what you are saying, I don't really think a shared code folder is required fornginx+php-fpmas such. Then again, we can't be sure unless you share what it is that you trying.
– Pramodh Valavala
Nov 11 at 5:31
Its usually better to give us some code of what you are trying, but from what you are saying, I don't really think a shared code folder is required for
nginx + php-fpm as such. Then again, we can't be sure unless you share what it is that you trying.– Pramodh Valavala
Nov 11 at 5:31
Its usually better to give us some code of what you are trying, but from what you are saying, I don't really think a shared code folder is required for
nginx + php-fpm as such. Then again, we can't be sure unless you share what it is that you trying.– Pramodh Valavala
Nov 11 at 5:31
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Its usually better to give us some code of what you are trying, but from what you are saying, I don't really think a shared code folder is required for
nginx+php-fpmas such. Then again, we can't be sure unless you share what it is that you trying.– Pramodh Valavala
Nov 11 at 5:31