Warden

PHP-SPX is an free and open source profiling alternative to Blackfire/Tideways etc. The main benefits imo are, its free to use and how simple it is to setup < 60s There is an open discussion within Warden, to install the PHP-SPX profiler into warden core. https://github.com/orgs/wardenenv/discussions/719 In the meantime while we wait for the PR to merge, I’ve created the following shell script to bootstraps the PHP-SPX installation & configuration for the current warden project....

You might find yourself needing to anonymize a database in Warden to either pass off to another developer, or move it forward into ephemeral / staging environments. This is fairly easy to achieve with Smile-SA GDPR Dump. First lets download the resources we need, we will store them in the dev folder as we can exclude this in our deployment pipelines. wget https://github.com/Smile-SA/gdpr-dump/releases/latest/download/gdpr-dump.phar -o dev/gdpr-dump wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Smile-SA/gdpr-dump/main/app/config/example.yaml -o dev/gdpr-dump.yaml chmod +x dev/gdpr-dump Next we can edit the yaml to set our correct Magento version and catch any non core tables we might have followed by running the anonymizer script....

This post explains how to set custom Elasticsearch configuration within Warden to fix the Fielddata access on the _id field is disallowed error with Elasticsearch 8. This is a follow on from a earlier post explaining common ES8 configuration issues with Magento. The error was are going to fix related to ES8 changing the default values for _id fielddata Fielddata access on the _id field is disallowed, you can re-enable it by updating the dynamic cluster setting: indices....

The last few years i recently migrated to using Roots Bedrock to bootstrap new wordpress developments. It provides a host of extra features that makes wordpress half decent to work with, such as Composer support, ENV variables, ENV specific config, better directory structure etc. I suggest checking it out if you haven’t already. Anyway, since I mostly focus on Magento development. My goto local dev environment is Warden which does support standard Wordpress out the box, along with a few other PHP frameworks....