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Using Fusio on Google Cloud Platform
I was thinking of using Fusio with google Cloud Platform. Can you plz tell me How I can upload A Fusio Installment to Google Cloud App Engine and use a Google Cloud SQL as Database on it.. and also installing Javascript-V8 on it? Thanx!!
Hi, I think through the gcloud tool it should be possible to upload files to the GCP. In your connections you then only need to specify the correct google cloud SQL database (its important that this is a Mysql and not PostgreSQL database). As alternative you could also try to use our Fusio docker image (https://hub.docker.com/r/fusio/fusio/) this contains currently not the latest version but I will update it.
@chriskapp Please do it ASAP. Also, is it Possible to Install V8 on Google Cloud App Engine through Docker as Well?
@LaserStony FYI I have tagged the 1.3.0 docker image which you can use at GCP. Regarding the V8 engine previous versions of the docker image contained the V8 PHP extension but unfortunately the developer has abandoned the project so we have remove it also from the docker image. You can still use it but we may search for an alternative implementation.
hmmm... Not having V8 is going to be troubling as to now we Might have to create un-necessary Files for performing simple tasks... sigh*... still, thanks for the Docker Image... Much Appreciated...
Ok, instead of V8 you can also use now the PHP-Sandbox action where you can write simple PHP code through the web interface, basically it is the same as V8 only that you need to write PHP instead of Javascript.
no it comes with the default installation, so you can use it out of the box. It looks basically like:
Ooo... It's Exactly What I was looking for. It will be a bit weirder to use PHP instead of JS but, this is Highly scale-able... No Installation, Sounds Just Perfect. Thanks a-lot... !!!
Regarding the JS topic I have created the issue #181 where we can discuss the future of the V8 action. If there is enough demand I maybe find an alternative solution but for now I think the PHP-Sandbox action works great.