With the New ZendPHP Ansible PlaybookNORAMEMEAThursday, September 121:00 p.m. EDTThursday, 12 September14:00 BSTModern PHP web applications are complex, and they require fast performance, instant scalability, and uncompromising security to deliver excellent experiences for end users. To achieve these results, many organizations have decided to switch from all-in-one application servers such as Zend Server to more modular solutions like ZendPHP.Whether you’re a part of an experienced PHP web team or are new to the language, migrations can be daunting, particularly when you are migrating your web app from Zend Server – where all required technologies are bundled together – to a build-your-own stack approach as with ZendPHP.That’s where the new ZendPHP Ansible Playbook comes in.About the WebinarJoin Eleriin Rein (Product Owner, Zend by Perforce) for a discussion surrounding the new ZendPHP Ansible Playbook and how it can simplify your migration. This automation utility is built to make the transition as painless as possible by provisioning ZendPHP and deploying applications using existing Zend Server deployment packages (ZPKs) at scale.During the webinar, our expert will cover:The benefits of migrating from Zend Server to ZendPHPPlanning for common Zend Server migration challengesWays provisioning automation tools can ease migration painsHow to use the ZendPHP Ansible Playbook to provision ZendPHP and deploy existing ZPKs at scaleAnd more! PresenterEleriin Rein Product Owner, Zend by Perforce Eleriin Rein has been with Perforce for half a decade, and she has spent those years resolving pain points for our customers by learning their core problems. She is committed to pushing forward features and ideas that not only solve the most critical pain points of PHP developers today, but also consider their long-term needs.
Eleriin Rein Product Owner, Zend by Perforce Eleriin Rein has been with Perforce for half a decade, and she has spent those years resolving pain points for our customers by learning their core problems. She is committed to pushing forward features and ideas that not only solve the most critical pain points of PHP developers today, but also consider their long-term needs.
