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It's not difficult at all to host a Laravel app. You just need to set it up once, which takes a maximum of 1 hour, and then you never have to touch it again. I
by mirzap 2y ago
It's not difficult at all to host a Laravel app. You just need to set it up once, which takes a maximum of 1 hour, and then you never have to touch it again. I worked on a Laravel app that, at its daily peak, had 25,000 concurrent users. It was running on 2 app servers, and Nginx was simply load balancing between the two. I never had to make any changes to it in 5 years.
- lolinder 2y agoYeah, this was my experience with PHP and my understanding has been that Laravel makes it even easier by solving most of the complexity of bootstrapping the application. I'd have been surprised if it were harder!
- AegirLeet 2y agoDeployment is generally pretty easy, but there's still a lot of stuff an all-in-one cloud product could add: * Automatic Scaling * Additional processes like queue workers, crons, ... * Managing rollouts and rollbacks * Managed infra (database, cache, ...) * Multiple environments * Persistent storage * Backups * Monitoring and health checks * Logging and tracing * Software updates for the underlying server(s) * CDN * Failover and redundancy Just to name a few. Laravel Cloud is probably going to provide all of that out of the box. I think that could be attractive for a lot of people.