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PHP Bridge

Included on Free

Speaks FastCGI to PHP-FPM to execute WordPress PHP modules during the migration period. Routes requests through a bootstrap script that loads the WordPress environment and dispatches to the target module. Includes health checking and module listing. Designed to be disabled once all modules are ported to Rust.

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What it covers

Available during early release on the Free plan and every Pro account.

FastCGI communication with PHP-FPM
WordPress module action dispatch
Health check endpoint for PHP-FPM connectivity
Module listing via bridge bootstrap
Configurable timeout and socket address
Disable-ready for pure-Rust operation

Where PHP Bridge belongs

PHP Bridge sits in the Platform layer of LuperIQ and focuses on WordPress PHP-FPM bridge for running legacy PHP modules during migration. For a site owner, the practical value is not the module name by itself; it is whether FastCGI communication with PHP-FPM, WordPress module action dispatch, and Health check endpoint for PHP-FPM connectivity becomes easier to manage in the real customer or admin path.

For pricing and setup, the useful context is Free and Pro and the place the owner will likely manage it is Platform. Those details help the reader understand the module without turning the page into a technical inventory.

Setup checks for PHP Bridge

Verify that "FastCGI communication with PHP-FPM" is represented in the live setup before treating PHP Bridge as ready for customers or staff.
Verify that "WordPress module action dispatch" is represented in the live setup before treating PHP Bridge as ready for customers or staff.
Verify that "Health check endpoint for PHP-FPM connectivity" is represented in the live setup before treating PHP Bridge as ready for customers or staff.
Verify that "Module listing via bridge bootstrap" is represented in the live setup before treating PHP Bridge as ready for customers or staff.
Verify that "Configurable timeout and socket address" is represented in the live setup before treating PHP Bridge as ready for customers or staff.
Open the Platform admin section during setup so the owner knows exactly where this module is managed after launch.

Dependencies and AI connections

PHP Bridge can be reviewed directly from the Platform admin area. If the owner expects it to affect another part of the site, that connection should be tested during setup instead of assumed.

PHP Bridge is documented as a practical module first. If the owner is evaluating AI help around the same area, the safer next step is to start in the Platform admin area and only add AI when there is a real task to run.

Related AI workflows

This module is documented first around the module itself. Public AI workflow pages are focused on the currently fixed-price credit jobs registered in Nexus.