Today, we're excited to announce that by combining the power of CloudWatch with the sleek and intuitive Vapor UI, we're making application logs available directly in the Vapor dashboard.
Today, we're excited to announce it's now possible to set the maximum concurrency of individual Vapor queues. This new feature will allow you to ensure that not one of your queues can consume all of the available resources.
Starting today, you may also choose the Asia Pacific (Jakarta) region when starting a new project on Vapor. This new region offers low latency for customers seeking to serve end-users in Indonesia.
Last week saw the official release of PHP 8.2, bringing with it features such as read-only classes, DNF types, and...
Starting today, you may use Vapor's managed budgets when creating or editing your cloud provider. Here, you can define your monthly AWS budget in USD and configure multiple alarms to notify the team owner via email if there is a spike in costs.
In the latest release of Vapor, we've made it possible for you to serve your assets via a custom domain.
Starting today, you may use PHP 8.2 Release Candidates in your Vapor environments. To get started, simply specify "php-8.2:al2" as your preferred runtime in your "vapor.yml" configuration file.
Laravel v9.32.0 saw the release of two new Artisan commands; `env:encrypt` and `env:decrypt`.
In this post, we'll discuss the different approaches to managing your DNS when attaching a custom domain to your Vapor project.
Introduding Vapor sandbox accounts. Get started with Vapor for free and see how quick, easy and painless it is to provision, deploy and manage your Laravel application in a serverless environment.
On August 24th, we switched to Fathom Analytics, completely removing our dependency on Google Analytics from this blog, Envoyer, Forge and Vapor.
In the latest release of Vapor, we’ve made some big improvements to our support for Postgres.