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Laravel app deployment for auto scaled Kubernetes cluster

License: MIT License

Shell 19.81% Dockerfile 43.88% Smarty 36.31%
auto-scaling docker docker-compose docker-image helm helm-chart kubernetes laravel nginx php-fpm

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Why compose and kubernetes?

Hi,

I have been studying this repo and was wondering why you have both compose and kubernetes together in here?

If its just for local dev purposes wouldnt it make sense to do local development within the kubernetes so you are as close to prod's environment as you can get?

Cheers.

App secrets not being loaded by laravel

Hello,

I've been playing around this and actually added a secret for the laravel app settings (.env file), on Laravel 5.7 I'm not being able to use the env settings on the laravel.

If I enter the php-fpm container and run echo $MYSQL_USER I get homestead (correct, is what I passed in the docker variables) but when I run php artisan migrate for example it uses the forge user (which is the default when no variable is found).
If I create a .env file it uses that file correctly. having this said, how can I get this to work with the docker environment variables?

SSL

Hi, i have a question. how i can implement ssl like lets encrypt?

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