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Using Bowery with PHP and MySQL

Bowery works well with PHP and MySQL, but there are a few steps you have to take before you can get started.

##Short version

1. Run bowery pull 5397a3faabd3328a13000006 in an empty directory
2. Run bowery connect and then disconnect with CTRL+C once you see the message "Service php upload complete. Syncing file changes."
3. Run bowery ssh php, service apache2 restart, and then exit. Disregard any terminal output or warnings that are printed.
4. Run bowery ssh mysql, mysql --user=root --password=your_password < /application/example.sql, and then exit. Disregard any terminal output or warnings that are printed.
5. Run bowery connect and then open the last URL that is printed.

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To use the php55 image on Bowery:

Step 1: Create new directory for application.

$ mkdir newapp && cd newapp

Step 2: Create service using the php55 image.

$ bowery add web