In previous post, I show how to manage indices in Elasticsearch using elasticsearch-php library. In this post, I will show how to index document with this library. Read the post
I already wrote on this blog about elasticsearch-php library maintained by Elastic, the firm that created Elasticsearch. It's my first choice when I need to add Elasticsearch to a project. This library wrap the whole REST API of Elasticsearch including indices management and this is the subject of this post. How to manage indices with elasticsearch-php. Read the post
Behat is a well known test behavior framework, used on many project. I always used it to validate webpage or API behavior. In this blog post, I will show you how to setup Behat to use it for testing Symfony command. Read the post
Install software on Debian or Ubuntu is very easy with .deb package file. But sometimes dependencies can't be resolved and software install failed. Most of the time it's possible to fix this issue by editing the dependencies list. Because command are long and ambigous I propose here an Ansible role to achieve it. Read the post
One of my first articles on this blog dealt with backing up MySQL databases on a production server. Today, I offer you a variation of this article and the script to save your PC or development server (mysql, svn, git). Read the post
To change a small snippet on Doctrine 2 ORM to learn how to handle parentheses in the WHERE clause of an SQL query. Read the post
My first reminder of the blog: how to unban an IP that Fail2Ban wrongly banned. This happens to me a lot right now and I never remember the exact command line to reauthorize an IP. Read the post
When database queries are slow a good approach is to use EXPLAIN to get the execution plan of the queries. But the result is not always obvious. In this post I show you how I use EXPLAIN to solve a real performance issue. Read the post
How to use Elasticsearch in a Symfony project? Which librairy or bundle to choose? I often read these questions on community slack. I'm not going to write a complete guide, but I give you my point of view on different tools I used in the past or still use. Read the post
[Paranoid Mode: ON] I think we all agree that the database is the most sensitive element of a site. Installing phpMyAdmin on a server is like exposing this data to everyone, well everyone who knows how to hack phpMyAdmin. Do you have to do without phpMyAdmin? No, it's far too practical, but a minimum of safety must be put in place to sleep soundly. Read the post