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> The web servers also needed some more RAM for using composer.

I've run into this issue when provisioning within Vagrant with my project Vaprobash - I fixed it by setting up some swap, which Trusty64 doesn't seem to have enabled by default. https://github.com/fideloper/Vaprobash/blob/master/scripts/b...

yeah this also possible but my first thought was to just give some more RAM to the machine :>
I didn't have the link to your project before, it's using Vaprobash! Nice :D
yeah I'm coming from the Laravel world so this was known to me and an easy starting point
If you are running out of memory with composer, do not use composer update, use composer install. You are using lock files, right? :)
This is very good. Thanks for sharing and documenting them.

I have also built a drag and drop UI which can be used to configure a web cluster setup on any cloud. www.xervmon.com. The videos are available on the youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5s7L2LwaKY