Deploy a High‑Availability PHP Site on UCloud Cube in Minutes
This tutorial walks you through transforming a traditional LNMP stack into a containerized, load‑balanced, and highly available PHP website on UCloud Cube, covering environment refactoring, configuration and storage separation, ULB setup, and instance cloning.
In the previous video, instructor Shen introduced UCloud Cube. This tutorial shows how to run a PHP website on Cube by applying practical steps.
Key Points
Transform the original LNMP environment : Split NGINX and PHP into two containers within a container group.
Configuration separation : Containers in the same group can call each other locally, allowing NGINX config to be used directly.
Storage separation : Containers are stateless; PHP code is placed on shared file storage (UFS).
Load balancing with ULB : Create a request‑proxy ULB, add a VServer, select Cube category and port 80, then attach the Cube instance.
Clone multiple instances : Use Cube’s clone feature to quickly create additional instances and add them to the load balancer, achieving a highly available PHP site.
For the complete documentation, visit https://docs.ucloud.cn/cube/quickstar/php .
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