LTA PHP Composer Mongo buildpack

This is a Heroku buildpack which includes:

Ant
A build tool
Apache
Current version: 2.4
Includes the following modules:
deflate, expires, fcgid, headers, macro, rewrite, status
Uses mod_fcgid and php-fpm instead of mod_php5, resulting in memory and CPU savings.
Composer
Installs dependencies from composer.json, if found
New Relic
An application performance monitoring tool
NPM
Installs dependencies from package.json, if found
PHP
Current version: 5.4
Includes the following notable extensions:
apc, curl, mcrypt, memcached, mysql, mysqli, newrelic, pdo, pgsql, phar, soap, zip
Mongo
Current version: 1.5

This build pack should be used along with taeram/heroku-buildpack-php-columbo-template.

Requirements

A Heroku account
An Amazon AWS account
Your Amazon AWS Access Key and Secret Key
An [Amazon S3][] bucket, for storing the buildpack assets

[Amazon S3]: http://aws.amazon.com/s3/)

Configuring Apache and PHP

The configuration files for Apache and PHP are in the /conf/ directory.

Simply update them as you see fit, and commit them to your fork of this buildpack.

Setup

Here's how to setup and configure the buildpack for the first time.

1. Fork the repo

Since buildpack configuration can differ quite widely, it's a good idea to fork this repo and use the fork as your buildpack.

In your Heroku application, you would simply set your BUILDPACK_URL as follows:

heroku config:set BUILDPACK_URL=https://github.com/your-username/heroku-buildpack-php-columbo

2. Dependencies

If you're using Mac OS X, make sure you have coreutils installed:

sudo brew install coreutils

3. Vulcan Server

First, you'll need to setup a Vulcan server. See Create a Build Server step for instructions.

4. S3CMD

Next, you'll need to install and configure s3cmd:

sudo apt-get -y install s3cmd
s3cmd --configure

If you haven't created an S3 bucket yet, you can do that now using s3cmd:

s3cmd mb s3://my-bucket-name

5. Build all the things

You'll need to tell the buildpack what S3 bucket you're using:

cat > ./support/config.sh
BUILDPACK_S3_BUCKET=my-bucket-name

Finally, we're ready to compile the buildpack assets:

./support/vulcan.sh all

You can also build individual assets to save time:

./support/vulcan.sh php newrelic

6. Updating your buildpack assets

At some point down the road, you may decide you want more recent versions of the buildpack assets. Simply update the versions in variables.sh, and re-run ./support/vulcan.sh as detailed above.

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