Re: chroot, Doctrine, ZendFrameWork

[Jon Paris <jon.paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Glad to hear it worked out for you Rob.

Good luck in your in your further explorations.


> On Oct 23, 2015, at 11:28 AM, Rob <rob.couch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hey nerds!
>
>    I thank Jon Paris for suggesting ZendCon.  ZendCon has propelled my development on IBM i; and I am no longer afraid.
>
>    I have seen some amazing things out here... and I have relaxed my feelings towards "Helper" Software.  Helper Software, other then your favorite IDE/ILE, helps you write your code needed to complete a project.  The session on Doctrine ORM, given by Margaret Staples, was awesome.  I dare the most hardened DB Admin to try out Doctrine ORM.  As a hard core DB Admin and PHP Developer, I want total control and I do every thing by brute force.
>
>    After seeing the tools available, whether you are on the IBM i or not, I realized I have been merely playing with Chisel And Stone!
>
>    Tony Cairns gave an awesome session on chroot.  If you are running your public facing web services on the root of your system, STOP IT!.
>
>    Tony gave an awesome demo of how to create separate environments for each developer and web services.  If you get hacked, back up current chroot, delete chroot, create a new one...  By being in a chroot, no one can ever get to your database and your business logic.
>
>     I am going to be diving into ZendFrameWork...  and I can not wait to see what PHP 7 is going to be like when it is released.
>
>    I have met some brilliant individuals from all over the planet. I hope to hire a few of them.
>
>    As soon as I get back to Dallas, all flights cancelled in DFW because of the rains, I will be getting all of my notes published.
>
> Thank You all who helped to point me here!
>
> Rob Couch
> American First Finance
>
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