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Setting Up Your Local Dev Environment
The document provides a guide for setting up a local development environment using various technologies like Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. It discusses different installation levels of difficulty, options for using Unix or cloud services like AWS, as well as configuration and logging setups. Additionally, it covers setting up virtual hosts and encourages learning from primary sources and understanding version control.
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Setting Up Your Local Dev Environment
- 1. Setting Up Your Local Dev Environment September11, 2015 Rick Umali @rickumali http://bit.ly/setupdev0911
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- 11. Get a GoodBase
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- 16. If conditions permit,go for Unix
- 17. Levels of Difficulty 1-4 Pointand click installation Light editing (configuration files) 5-6 Medium level editing Some concepts beyond LAMP 7-8 Much more editing More concepts beyond LAMP 9-10 You enjoy hours of tinkering
- 18. Unix Options Mac Good news!You’re already on Unix! But you do have to install things on your own. brew v MacPorts Preciousness syndrome Level of Difficulty: 4
- 19. Unix Options Unix ona Windows Machine or Mac Vagrant (Linux in a Box, aka “virtual machine”) A little ‘removed’ from the desktop Level of Difficulty: 6
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- 23. Unix Options Keep yourOS, and go to the Cloud (AWS) Free-tier is compelling Watch your costs Like Vagrant, but transferring files can be complicated Level of Difficulty: 7
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- 27. Unix Options Wipe theOS, and go for Unix standalone Forever tinkering Preciousness syndrome Level of Difficulty: 9
- 28. If constrained, gofor all-in-one
- 29. If constrained, gofor all-in-one
- 30. WAMP Run Apache/MySQL directlyin Windows Packaged installation takes care of configuration Level of Difficulty: 6
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- 35. Do-it-yourself Install and RunApache/MySQL directly in Windows Configuration all by yourself Level of Difficulty: 8
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- 38. Configuration Files (YMMV) Linux /etc/rc* Apache apache2.confFile (and various subdirectories) MySQL Configured in /etc/my.cnf PHP Configured in /etc/php5/apache2
- 39. Log Files, LogFiles, Log Files Linux /var/log Apache Enable /server-info, /server-status /var/log/apache2 MySQL Enable general_logging for detailed information /var/log/mysql PHP /var/log/syslog
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- 42. # Larry Ullmancode (2/10/2015) 127.0.0.1 phpmysql4.dev /etc/hosts
- 43. /etc/hosts <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName phpmysql4.dev DocumentRoot/home/rick/phpmysql4/www # Larry Ullman code (2/10/2015) 127.0.0.1 phpmysql4.dev
- 44. DNS <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName tech.ricktest.com DocumentRoot/var/ricktest.dev
- 45. Summary Learn from PrimarySources Know Your Versions Get a Good Base If conditions permit, go for Unix If constrained, go for all-in-one Configuration and Logging Setting Up VirtualHosts
- 46. Thank You! September 11,2015 Rick Umali @rickumali