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...By keeping track of the state of the remote server(s) it deploys only the files that were committed since the last deployment. PHPloy supports submodules, sub-submodules, deploying to multiple servers and rollbacks. PHPloy requires PHP 7.3+ and Git 1.8+. PHPloy is very easy to use. PHPloy stores a file called .revision on the server. This file contains the hash of the commit that you have deployed to that server. When you run PHPloy, it downloads that file and compares the commit reference in it with the commit you are trying to deploy to find out which files to upload. ...

...This means that there’s no Apache or Nginx required to serve PHP applications with it. Multiple requests can be served concurrently and the application bootstrapping only needs to happen once, not once for every request. Several advanced components are available in separate packages, such as a routing, static content and WebSocket component.

Coolify is an open-source & self-hostable alternative to Heroku / Netlify / Vercel / etc. It helps you manage your servers, applications, and databases on your own hardware; you only need an SSH connection. You can manage VPS, Bare Metal, Raspberry PIs, and anything else. Imagine having the ease of a cloud but with your own servers. That is Coolify. No vendor lock-in, which means that all the configurations for your applications/databases/etc are saved to your server. So, if you decide to...

yxorP is a plug-and-play, flat-file application that does not need Composer, PHP CURL, or databases; these are all optional additions that are fully supported. yxorP is intended to act as a proxy that can edit or update the content of multiple websites using a PHAR (PHP archive) binary version of Guzzle, and managed via a user-friendly Cockpit backend (GUI). The incoming request hostname is used to fetch site-specific requirements from the backend, the target website is then retrieved and modified accordingly. ...

A Rapid PHP Application Development Environment designed for webmasters, developers, and hosts to enforce website uniformity, hardening, and light weight enough to function within shared hosting, in the presence of other scripts, and nested within itself.