PHP

Apache

OS - Ubuntu

Reference Application: Basic PHP Demo Application

Deployment Folder

Hosting Multiple Applications

1. Log in to the server
2. Verify that the php and apache2 processes are running 
3. Execute the below command to list all the applications hosted/configured on the Apache server

   apache2ctl -S

   Example: /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/basicPhpDemo.conf
4. Use the value of the tag “DocumentRoot” for Basic PHP application as Deployment Folder in CMS during Application/Workload creation
   1. Example: var/www/html/apache2/basic/public

Hosting Single Application

1. Log in to the server
2. View the file /etc/apache2/apache2.conf. Use the value of the tag “DocumentRoot” for Basic PHP application as Deployment Folder in CMS during Application/Workload creation
   1. Example:DocumentRoot /var/www/html/basic

PHP Version

Execute the below command to find the PHP version

php -v

Example PHP Version: 7.3

OS - RHEL

Reference Application: Basic PHP Demo Application

Deployment Folder

Hosting Multiple Applications

1. Log in to the server
2. Verify that the php and httpd processes are running 
3. Execute the below command to list all the applications hosted/configured on the httpd server

   httpd -S

   Example: /etc/httpd/sites-enabled/basicPhpDemo.conf
4. Use the value of the tag “DocumentRoot” for Basic PHP application as Deployment Folder in CMS during Application/Workload creation
   1. Example: /var/www/html/httpd/basic/public

Hosting Single Application

1. Log in to the server
2. View the file /etc/httpd/htttpd.conf. Use the value of the tag “DocumentRoot” for Basic PHP application as Deployment Folder in CMS during Application/Workload creation
   1. Example:DocumentRoot /var/www/html/basic

PHP Version

Execute the below command to find the PHP version

php -v

Example PHP Version: 7.3

NGINX

OS - Ubuntu

Reference Application: Basic PHP Demo Application

Deployment Folder

Hosting Multiple Applications

1. Log in to the server
2. Verify that the php and nginx processes are running 
3. View the file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf to check the enabled applications on Nginx server. Find the below tag format in the file:
   1. include /etc/nginx/conf.d/*.conf;
4. View the file /etc/nginx/conf.d and list the all the applications configured on nginx server 
   1. Referred basic php as Demo virtual host. 
   2. Example:/var/www/html/nginx/basic/public

Hosting Single Application

1. Log in to the server
2. Navigate to the directory /etc/nginx/conf.d. Find the “Root” folder and provide it as the Deployment Folder in CMS during Application/Workload creation
   1. Example: /var/www/html/basic

PHP Version

Execute the below command to find the PHP version

php -v

Example PHP Version: 7.3

OS - RHEL

Reference Application: Basic PHP Demo Application

Deployment Folder

Hosting Multiple Applications

1. Log in to the server
2. Verify that the php and nginx processes are running 
3. View the file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf to check the enabled applications on Nginx server. Find the below tag format in the file:
   1. include /etc/nginx/conf.d/*.conf;
4. View the file /etc/nginx/conf.d and list the all the applications configured on nginx server 
   1. Referred basic php as Demo virtual host. 
   2. Example:/var/www/html/nginx/basic/public;

Hosting Single Application

1. Log in to the server
2. Navigate to the directory /etc/nginx/conf.d. Find the “Root” folder and provide it as the Deployment Folder in CMS during Application/Workload creation
   1. Example: /var/www/html/basic

PHP Version

Execute the below command to find the PHP version

php -v

Example PHP Version: 7.3