parallel VS symfony-docker

Yes, we can! So far my approach was single threaded, which is the nature of most PHP software, but PHP does support threads in user land through the parallel extension.

1- You can play around with the pcntl extension or any wrapper library like parallel. I'd say this also adds unnecessary complexity.

Hello everything is fine? I need to use this bot, it works normally in php, but I can't get it to run because I need to compile php with the parallel library https://github.com/krakjoe/parallel. The bot, when giving the command, it checks in the api if the member belongs to the guild mentioned in the code and assigns it the correct role.

Hello, I'm trying to install a dependency (https://github.com/krakjoe/parallel). it asks you to install ZTS, so from what I've researched on the internet it has to do with the "Xdebug" extension. I did the installation and configured the php.ini. But when I try to give the command "./configure --enable-parallel", I get this error:

Parallel [pThreads successor] (comes as extension too)

Take a look here: https://github.com/krakjoe/parallel/issues/170

The CPU scheduler component for sure cannot be done in user-land, but I also have trouble understanding why it is needed, as from my understanding the whole point of fibers is to not rely on OS threads, which can be used by using the parallel extension.

First, there is no "official" Symfony Docker image. You're probably referring to https://github.com/dunglas/symfony-docker, which - although being maintained by a core team member - is not an official image from the Symfony organization.

No, server setup is not my thing. I stick to official Docker image, works perfect.

I have an Symfony application running in docker container using dunglas/symfony-docker-Template. (https://github.com/dunglas/symfony-docker) This Template is currently using Caddy for managing ssl certificates and http & https connecetions.

Just thought I'd ask here for recommendations for any helpful base images or existing projects for reference. I'm not really a symfony/php person, so any advice other would be helpful too. I'm definitely looking at this symfony-docker project, but I might just end up using the official php 7.2 base image.

Here is the idea: let's say I have Symfony application using this image. But other people, non-tech ones, interested in this app would have to install Docker too even though they only want to run it and see it in browser.

As others mentionned, I can only suggest you to go with Symfony, it meets all your requirements. If you are looking for a docker config out of the box, this one is my favorite (done by one of main Symfony's maintainers) - https://github.com/dunglas/symfony-docker Very simple to install, use and deploy later.

I'm using the official docker install: https://github.com/dunglas/symfony-docker and I'm trying to install doctrine using symfony flex.

Official docker image, check for yourself.

I used combination nginx + caddy but I consider to drop nginx and leave Caddy because it's a reliable web server for production use. Also I found good github repo with docker config which makes it much easier to setup https://github.com/dunglas/symfony-docker