What’s new in PHP7.1
Introduction If you have not read yet our blog post about new features in PHP7, we highly recommend to do so before continue reading. In this post we’re going to…
What’s new in PHP7
Haven’t you switched to PHP7 yet? If not, you should read “How Badoo saved one million dollars switching to PHP7” and consider to change your version. Moreover, remind to update at least to…
Symfony form pills – Value object
Suppose that we have a value object or, more in general, an object where its data has been set in the constructor [crayon-607844ced39a6960231004/] and its FormType [crayon-607844ced39aa138172607/] Let’s assume that bar and foobar are taken from HTTP…
Rome AWS Meetup day
Saturday the 15th of October we leaved the comfort of our couches (have we already said we are a distributed team from all around Italy?) to leave to the glorious…
Scaling Symfony sessions with Redis
In the Scaling Symfony sessions with Memcached article we focused on scaling our Symfony session with Memcached. Memcached is very easy to set-up and use but it lacks of persistence and some…
Getting EC2 instance tags from the inside of a running instance
Getting informations on a running instance from the inside is a tedious task and it’s usually done in an insecure and error prone way. With this article we want to…
Don’t rely entity setters (order)
What this code does? [crayon-607844ced410b346648654/] It’s a simple class that represent a DateTimeInterval with a flag named allDayLong that let an object of DateTimeInterval class to fill all day. You can see that…
Amazon S3 point in time restore
It’s said necessity is the mother of invention and in this article we’ll show the reason why we initially wrote s3-pit-restore. Our infrastructure heavily rely on S3 object storage to…
Peering multiple VPCs with Ansible
Sometimes happens, as it happened to us, that you have one or more services you want to share between your VPCs. For us, the case was for an ELK stack…