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openbridge / nginx

NGINX Accelerated! This is a Docker image that creates a high performance (FAST!), optimized image for NGINX for use with Redis and PHP-FMP. Deliver sites and applications with performance, reliability, security, and scale. This NGINX server offers advanced performance, web and mobile acceleration, security controls, application monitoring, and management.
https://www.openbridge.com/
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Turning off cache for development #30

Closed jakst closed 6 years ago

jakst commented 6 years ago

How do you turn off the cache for development purposes? It is frustratingly difficult to develop now as this image caches so agressively (which is awesome for production though).

tspicer commented 6 years ago

The conf/html and conf/phpconfigs that are supplied are opinionated as the readme details. Those configs are templates for people to build upon, tear down or toss away. Why not create your own conf/yourownconfig that reflects a dev, stage or production setup? You can create a conf/dev, conf/stage and conf/prod configs that reflect your desired setup. You can easily create a compose file dev.yml, stage.yml and prod.yml that makes running everything super simple.

jakst commented 6 years ago

That really reduces the purpose of you docker image to a mere starter template though. Now I will have to manually implement almost all your upstream improvements to these configs.

The reason I asked so bluntly is actually because I believed there to be one implemented already that I had missed.

Anyway, I have already forked your project because of other customisations, but I do believe a dev mode without caching would be a worthy addition to your image.

tspicer commented 6 years ago

The challenge with any pre-built set of configurations is that it depends on what you are developing. Is it html, php, python, something else? Is it just cache or anything else? I don't know. You could always use basic for a local development configuration but I'm guessing that is not what you want. The goal of releasing this was to allow others to build upon. You could always contribute by creating a development configuration and I would be happy to review a pull request. If you just want to fork, that is up to you.