Pastoid

 Hello Skippy,
 
 
 
I saw your tweet "why does OpenShift claim to support multiple 
languages, but require Ruby for provisioning? Where's the PHP CLI? 
#openshift"
 
 
 
You're right, the usually recommended command line tools use Ruby.  We 
do that in part because Ruby is now everywhere on machines that most 
people would use to spin up a OpenShift application,  including MacOS 
machines, Ubuntu machines, and Red Hat machines.
 
 
 
Those tools are just an interface to a very simple REST interface that is documented at <https://docs.redhat.com/docs/en-US/OpenShift_Express/1.0/html/API_Guide/index.html>
 
 
 
Other implementions of the client side of that API are in Java, as 
plugins into JBoss Eclipse, and in Python. &nbsp; &nbsp;Some of those 
implementations have been written by outside open source developers.
 
 
 
A PHP CLI implementation would be awesome, and will likely be easy to write.