: Automated backup and restore processes using AWS S3 and packages like spatie/laravel-backup . Why This Resource Stands Out
$FORGE_COMPOSER install --no-interaction --prefer-dist --optimize-autoloader
sudo service php8.3-fpm reload
php artisan migrate --force
Every Laravel developer knows the thrill of seeing Ready to handle requests after running php artisan serve . But in the real world—where thousands of concurrent users, database deadlocks, queue failures, and server memory leaks are a daily reality—that local development joy quickly turns into a 3 AM pager duty nightmare.
Martin Joo is not stuck in 2015. His recent content touches on with Swoole/RoadRunner, and how it changes the DevOps game. With Octane, your application stays in memory, so you cannot rely on "static" variables or singletons across requests. He provides patterns to sanitize state between requests.
Run php artisan migrate before switching the symlink. Your old code (v1) can run on the old database schema, and the new code (v2) wakes up on the new schema. But be careful—always write reversible migrations.
Laravel Forge abstracts the pain away. It turns a DigitalOcean or AWS server into a production-ready PHP/Nginx box in 3 minutes. But don't just click "Deploy." Customize the deploy script:
Mastering Modern Infrastructure: A Deep Dive into "DevOps with Laravel" by Martin Joo
: Automated backup and restore processes using AWS S3 and packages like spatie/laravel-backup . Why This Resource Stands Out
$FORGE_COMPOSER install --no-interaction --prefer-dist --optimize-autoloader
sudo service php8.3-fpm reload
php artisan migrate --force
Every Laravel developer knows the thrill of seeing Ready to handle requests after running php artisan serve . But in the real world—where thousands of concurrent users, database deadlocks, queue failures, and server memory leaks are a daily reality—that local development joy quickly turns into a 3 AM pager duty nightmare.
Martin Joo is not stuck in 2015. His recent content touches on with Swoole/RoadRunner, and how it changes the DevOps game. With Octane, your application stays in memory, so you cannot rely on "static" variables or singletons across requests. He provides patterns to sanitize state between requests.
Run php artisan migrate before switching the symlink. Your old code (v1) can run on the old database schema, and the new code (v2) wakes up on the new schema. But be careful—always write reversible migrations.
Laravel Forge abstracts the pain away. It turns a DigitalOcean or AWS server into a production-ready PHP/Nginx box in 3 minutes. But don't just click "Deploy." Customize the deploy script:
Mastering Modern Infrastructure: A Deep Dive into "DevOps with Laravel" by Martin Joo