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Laravel Octane: Scaling to 10M Requests/Day Without Infrastructure Changes

Learn how to use Laravel Octane to scale your application to handle high traffic without making significant changes to your infrastructure.

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Introduction to Laravel Octane

I was working on a high-traffic project last quarter, and our team discovered that our application was struggling to handle the load. We were using Laravel 8.x at the time, and despite our best efforts, we couldn't seem to get the performance we needed. That's when we stumbled upon Laravel Octane, a new feature that promised to revolutionize the way we handle high-traffic applications.

What is Laravel Octane?

Laravel Octane is a built-in feature of Laravel that allows you to run your application in a synchronous or asynchronous mode. It uses a combination of PHP-FPM and RoadRunner to provide a high-performance, asynchronous runtime environment for your application. I was skeptical at first, but after doing some research, I realized that this could be the solution to our performance problems.

Getting Started with Laravel Octane

To get started with Laravel Octane, you'll need to install the laravel/octane package using Composer.

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