php-formula/pillar.example

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## php pillar examples

php:
  # Use the following values to mute deprecation warnings
  warning_messages:
    v1.0.0:
      mute_critical: true
      mute_upcoming: true
  # Use external repository instead the default (only Ubuntu family)
  use_external_repo: true
  # Set the external repository name (valid only if use_external_repo is not none)
  external_repo_name: 'ondrej/php'
  # Use Software Collections Repository offering PHP 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, 7.0 and 7.1
  # https://www.softwarecollections.org/en/ for more information.
  # SCL is only supported on RHEL and CentOS
  use_scl_repo: true
  # Which PHP version from the SCL repos to use
  scl_php_version: 71
  # Set the MongoDB driver version. You can specify (optionally) the driver version
  # when you add the php.mongo formula to your execution list
  mongo_version: "1.5.5"
  # set the version of php to be used
  version: "7.3"
  # can be a list of versions :
  # version:
  #   - "7.3"
  #   - "7.2"

  # set the version for the Debian alternatives system, when using a list of versions,
  # php:version is used otherwise.
  alternatives_version: "7.3"

  # this section contains mostly grain filtered data, while overrides
  # are possible in the pillar for unique cases, if your OS is not
  # represented, please consider adding it to the map.jinja for
  # upstream inclusion
  lookup:
    enable_php_repo: centos-sclo-rh-testing
    # package definitions, these can be strings, lists of strings, or
    # lists of dictionaries
    pkgs:
      memcached: php5-memcached
      # ensures both will be installed
      curl:
        - php-common
        - curl
      # a dictionary can be used in more complex cases where you want
      # to pass forward special arguments to the pkg.installed call
      # you MUST include the name argument for this to work
      cli:
        -
          name: php-cli
          fromrepo: my-specialrepo
        -
          name: php-common
          skip_verify: true

    # php-fpm os-specific settings
    fpm:
      conf: /location/of/php-fpm/config.conf
      ini: /location/of/php-fpm/php.ini
      pools: /location/of/php-fpm/pool.d
      service: name-of-php5-fpm-service

      # the default content of the php5-fpm main config file
      defaults:
        global:
          pid: /var/run/php5-fpm.pid

    # php-cli os-specific settings
    cli:
      ini: /location/of/php-cli/php.ini

  # php-fpm settings
  fpm:

    # settings for the php-fpm service
    service:
      # if true, enables the php-fpm service, if false disables it
      enabled: true
      # additional arguments passed forward to
      # service.enabled/disabled
      opts:
        reload: true

    # settings for the relevant php-fpm configuration files
    config:

      # options to manage the php.ini file used by php-fpm
      ini:
        # arguments passed through to file.managed
        opts:
          recurse: true
        # php.ini file contents that will be merged with the
        # defaults in php.ini.defaults. See php.ini.defaults for
        # syntax guidelines.
        settings:
          PHP:
            engine: 'Off'
            extension_dir: '/usr/lib/php/modules/'
            extension: [pdo_mysql.so, iconv.so, openssl.so]

      # options to manage the php-fpm conf file
      conf:
        # arguments passed through to file.managed
        opts:
          recurse: true
        # php-fpm conf file contents that will be merged with
        # php.lookup.fpm.defaults. See php.ini.defaults for
        # ini-style syntax guidelines.
        settings:
          global:
            pid: /var/run/php-fpm/special-pid.file

    # settings for fpm-pools
    pools:
      # defaults will apply for each pools settings and can be overwritten
      # by pool settings
      defaults:
        user: nginx
        group: nginx
        listen: /var/run/php-fpm-default.sock

      # name of the pool file to be managed, this will be appended
      # to the path specified in php.lookup.fpm.pools
      'mypool.conf':
        # If true, the pool file will be managed, if false it will be
        # absent
        enabled: true

        # Overwrite the filename for ext_pillar that doesn't allow
        # dots in fields names.
        filname: my_other_name.conf

        # arguments passed forward to file.managed or file.absent
        opts:
          replace: false

        # pool file contents. See php.ini.defaults for ini-style
        # syntax guidelines.
        settings:
          myapp:
            user: www-data
            group: www-data
            listen: /var/run/php5-fpm-myapp.sock
            listen.owner: www-data
            listen.group: www-data
            listen.mode: 0660
            pm: dynamic
            pm.max_children: 5
            pm.start_servers: 2
            pm.min_spare_servers: 1
            pm.max_spare_servers: 3
            'php_admin_value[memory_limit]': 300M

  # php-cli settings
  cli:
    # settings to manage the cli's php.ini
    ini:
      # opts passed forward directly to file.managed
      opts:
        replace: false
      # contents of the php.ini file that are merged with defaults
      # from php.ini.defaults. See php.ini.defaults for ini-style
      # syntax guidelines
      settings:
        PHP:
          engine: 'Off'

  # php-xcache settings
  xcache:
    ini:
      opts: {}
      # contents of the xcache.ini file that are merged with defaults
      # from php.xcache.ini.defaults. See php.ini.defaults for ini-style
      settings:
        xcache:
          xcache.size: 90M

  # global php.ini settings
  ini:
    # Default php.ini contents. These follow a strict format. The top-
    # level dict keys form ini group headings. Nested key/value
    # pairs represent setting=value statements. If a value is a list,
    # its contents will be joined by commas in final rendering.
    defaults:
      PHP:
        engine: 'On'
        output_buffering: 4096
        disable_functions:
          - pcntl_alarm
          - pcntl_fork
          - pcntl_wait
      'CLI Server':
        cli_server_color: 'On'

  # List of modules to install via php.modules
  modules:
    # Calls `php.<name>` if available, or try to install the matching
    # packages that can be set via from php:lookup:pkgs
    - cli
    - fpm
    - curl
    - mysql

  # When using php.apache2 on FreeBSD:
  # Set this to false if you're not using apache-formula
  use_apache_formula: true