Last weekend, Pablo Godel and I flew to the beautiful -and not as cold as I expected- state of Minnesota to attend the first edition of the MidwestPHP Conference. Once again, ServerGrove was highly involved in the PHP community, being one of the sponsors and sending two talks: “Symfony2 and MongoDB” and “Symfony2 Internals”. We [...]
Tag: MongoDB
March 07 / 2013
PHP 5.3.20 and 5.4.10 released and available on ServerGrove!
Yesterday the PHP development team released new versions of PHP 5.3.20 and 5.4.10. These releases fix over 15 bugs. We have updated our OS packages with these new versions. Here are instructions on how to use (or upgrade) our Ubuntu/Debian or CentOS PHP packages. Other Extensions News – Mongo: We updated the Mongo PHP extension with the new version 1.3.2. – Twig: We have [...]
December 21 / 2012
PHP 5.3.19 and 5.4.9 released and available on ServerGrove!
Last week the PHP development team released new versions of PHP 5.3.19 and 5.4.9. These releases fix over 15 bugs. We have updated our OS packages with these new versions. Here are instructions on how to use (or upgrade) our Ubuntu/Debian or CentOS PHP packages. Mongo Extension Update We have also updated the Mongo PHP extension with the new version 1.3.0 [...]
November 27 / 2012
Storing Sessions in MongoDB with Symfony2
In Symfony 2.1 is now possible to store session data in MongoDB with the MongoDbSessionHandler which is included in the HttpFoundation component. By default Symfony stores session data using the default handler, which uses the server filesystem. Storing session data in files has many drawbacks and in many cases it just does not even work, with [...]
Announcing ServerGrove Europe
You have asked for it and it finally happened! Since we are present in Europe at Symfony Live and deSymfony we are announcing that servergrove.eu has launched and we are now offering services with servers in Europe. After scouring Europe for the right home for us we have decided to put them in the impressive Telecity [...]
June 07 / 2012
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