When you push git push origin main , your code should test, build, deploy, and migrate without you logging into a server. If you are SSH'ing into a box to run composer update , you have lost the DevOps game.
It does this natively. Rolling your own: Use Deployer or a custom script:
* * * * * php /path-to-your-project/artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1 If you have multiple servers (load balancer), only run the scheduler on one server (usually the primary). Otherwise, your daily report will run 3 times. 5. Assets are not your server's problem Laravel Mix or Vite? Great. Running npm run prod on your production server is slow and requires Node.js installed on your PHP server.
Let’s be honest: Most Laravel tutorials stop at the point where you run php artisan serve and see "Laravel" rendered in white text on a black background. But shipping software isn't about your local environment. It’s about how reliably you can move code from your laptop to a server, run migrations without downtime, and wake up without a 3 AM alert about a full disk.
We need a symlink release strategy. Instead of updating the "current" folder, we deploy to a release folder and then symlink.
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When you push git push origin main , your code should test, build, deploy, and migrate without you logging into a server. If you are SSH'ing into a box to run composer update , you have lost the DevOps game.
It does this natively. Rolling your own: Use Deployer or a custom script: DevOps with Laravel by Martin Joo
* * * * * php /path-to-your-project/artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1 If you have multiple servers (load balancer), only run the scheduler on one server (usually the primary). Otherwise, your daily report will run 3 times. 5. Assets are not your server's problem Laravel Mix or Vite? Great. Running npm run prod on your production server is slow and requires Node.js installed on your PHP server. When you push git push origin main ,
Let’s be honest: Most Laravel tutorials stop at the point where you run php artisan serve and see "Laravel" rendered in white text on a black background. But shipping software isn't about your local environment. It’s about how reliably you can move code from your laptop to a server, run migrations without downtime, and wake up without a 3 AM alert about a full disk. Rolling your own: Use Deployer or a custom
We need a symlink release strategy. Instead of updating the "current" folder, we deploy to a release folder and then symlink.