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Before proceeding, it's crucial to determine your AWS environment:
- EC2 Instance: If you're using an EC2 instance, the installation process will differ slightly depending on the operating system and PHP version.
- Elastic Beanstalk: The approach will involve configuration files and deployment scripts.
- Other AWS Services: Other services like Lambda or Fargate might have specific constraints.
Assuming you're using an EC2 instance with Linux, here's a general outline: Bash
php -v
sudo yum install php-devel libzip libzip-devel
sudo pecl install zip
Find your PHP configuration file (e.g., /etc/php.ini). Add the following line to the file:
extension=zip.so
sudo systemctl restart php-fpm
Replace php-fpm with the appropriate service name for your PHP setup.
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Yes, I'm using LINUX with APACHE and PHP 8.2.
And in this case, how would I automate this, so that every time my instance is reconfigured this process is done automatically?