This is a sample repository to get nginx + php fpm running on openshift.

More information about openshift: https://openshift.redhat.com/

The .openshift/action_hooks scripts:

• build:
  • Build the versions of nginx, php and nodejs that are needed
• build_*
  • The functions used for checking the versions and installing
• deploy
  • This will render copy the nginx and php conf files
  • Copy the .bash_profile if there is none
• common
  • A common include script for the action hooks (just setting some path's)
• start
  • Starts Nginx and php-fpm
• stop
  • Stops Nginx and php-fpm

The .openshift/tmpl templates:

Here are the templates used by the build and deploy scripts. Just customize away.

The web/ nginx web folder:

The web folder currently used. You can change this in .openshift/tmpl/nginx.conf.tmpl.

To get PHP 5.5 working at OpenShift, you have to do the following:

1. Create a new Openshift "Do-It-Yourself" application
2. Clone this repository
3. Add a new remote "openshift" (You can find the URL to your git repository on the Openshift application page)
4. Run git push --force "openshift" master:master
5. SSH into your gear
6. Wait for build to finish (This may take at least an hour)
7. Open http://appname-namespace.rhcloud.com/ to verify

When using the action hooks within you own project by copy-paste method don't forget todo git update-index --chmod=+x -- $(git ls-files .openshift/action_hooks/*).

Currently nodejs will only be build when the version is not the same a the one installed by default, it will just create a proxy for npm so it can be used with less problems.

To get PHP 5.4 to build open .openshift/action_hooks/build_php and remove --enable-opcache(line: 64).

Currently the .openshift/tmpl/nginx.conf.tmpl configuration template for nginx only redirects to the web/index.php file. You can change this by editing the template file. Also see http://wiki.nginx.org/Symfony for some extra information.

This seems to be a problem within openshift (see https://www.openshift.com/forums/openshift/openshift-build-timeout).

To resume the build, first make an arbitary change to your local repo (e.g. add some text to README.md), commit that change and then do another git push --force "openshift" master:master.

Thanks to the following people:

• @sgoettschkes
• @drejohnson
• @openshift

Some articles that mention how you can use this repo and other related articles:

• [DIY] Nginx + PHP 5.4 origional forum post.
• Nginx, PHP5.5 and Phalcon on OpenShift by Bruno Skvorc using a fork by duythien.
• How to Run Nginx PHP-FPM under OpenShift a cartridge created by Getup Cloud

If you wrote a article about openshit and nginx+php please let me know so I can add it to the list.

This is stuff which needs to be done right now. Feel free to do a pull request!

• Test update functionality more thoroughly
• Test with Jenkins (http://jenkins-ci.org/) builds
• Get a cup of coffee