separate php-fpm and nginx

[Colonizator1]

Hello! Nice repo:) What about separate php-fpm and nginx? There could be 2 containers instead of one. The benefits:

• web container updates without restarting and losing a single request: for example, if we want to add a new php extension we'll be able to build/run a new web container, change the nginx config, and reload
• separated php/nginx logs
• security: only one opened port on the nginx container, without access to the PHP process
• docker best practice: one process - one container

I'll be glad if you share your thoughts, thx!

[TimFoerster]

Thanks for your feedback.

This project/container is for development only and not for production usage. Therefore I don't see any benefits for the developer experience to seperate FPM and NGINX. This container is based on dwchiang/nginx-php-fpm. I don't configure either nginx nor php-fpm here.