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When I first started working with Laravel, I realized that deployment was a critical step that most developers overlook. We had scaled to 10M requests/day, and our default approach was failing at scale. Here's what we learned about automation scripts and deployment strategies for Laravel applications.
The Problem We Faced
Our team encountered a major issue with deployment when we reached 50k users. The default Laravel deployment scripts were not sufficient for our needs, and we had to come up with a custom solution. We tried surface codes first, but they failed to deliver the desired results.
What We Tried First (and why it failed)
We started by using the default Laravel deployment scripts. However, these scripts were not designed to handle the scale we were experiencing. We encountered issues with database connections, queue workers, and cache invalidation. After trying several approaches, we realized that we needed a more robust solution.
The Solution That Actually Worked
We decided to create a custom deployment script using Laravel's built-in features.
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