On today's release of Laravel v9.21.0, we’re bringing you a fresh new look for Artisan: a brand new console output on the vast majority of Laravel commands that deliveries a better console experience, and displays more information in commands such as "migrate" or "queue:work".
After a few beta releases, today we've finally reached the first stable release of Pint. And, starting with next week's release of Laravel, Pint will be included on every new Laravel application as a `dev` dependency.
Aside from provisioning servers and creating sites, Laravel Forge does so much more, including deploying code to your sites.
Every application running on Vapor is powered by AWS Lambda, which allows us to run code without needing to think...
Today, we are excited to announce that you may create Vapor projects by simply connecting your GitHub account and letting Vapor do the rest! Need more details? Here's what we mean. Starting today, Vapor can create a new GitHub repository, deploy the new application to Vapor, and configure GitHub actions to deploy to Vapor each time you push fresh code to your new application.
Today we’re pleased to announce that you can now see the real-time output from your deployments as they happen. You can see the live deployment output in the Deployments panel of any site that is actively deploying.
Today we're excited to launch a new feature for Spark Stripe: manual payment retries! When a customer's recurring payment fails,...
We are thrilled to announce that applications may now have unlimited public assets and the 400 public assets hard limit has been removed. In addition, we have made multiple performance enhancements to our deployment pipeline that uploads assets to S3. So, asset uploads are now up to 10x faster.
We're excited to announce that Laravel Forge now supports Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy) - the latest Ubuntu LTS release from Canonical!
This new version adds support for MySQL 8.0, and has a faster, more granular, less disruptive scaling than Aurora Serverless v1.
Forge now makes it even easier and quicker to manage your server's Composer package configurations and deployments with the introduction of the new "Packages" panel.
Today we're happy to ship a wonderful new feature to Laravel Forge: the Forge Command Palette! We love making Forge the fastest, simplest, and most enjoyable way to manage your Laravel servers across a variety of platforms. To make you even more productive, the new...
We're happy to announce that Spark 2.0 is now available! Spark Stripe 2.0 includes support for [Cashier Stripe](https://github.com/laravel/cashier-stripe) v13, offering the latest compatibility enhancements with Stripe. Check out [the upgrade guide](https://spark.laravel.com/docs/2.x/spark-stripe/upgrade.html) to update your Spark installation to this new major version. Also, Spark Paddle 2.0...
This week we are thrilled to launch Nova 4.0 - the largest update to Laravel Nova since its initial release in 2018. David, Mior, and the rest of the Nova team have been hard at work to make this the best Nova release ever. This...
AWS recently announced that AWS Lambda now supports up to 10 GB ephemeral storage. In other words, this means that your Vapor environment functions may now hold up to 10 GB of information in the `/tmp` directory.
This week we shipped Laravel 9.0 - the exciting next chapter in our journey to make web development enjoyable and productive! Laravel 9 continues the improvements made in Laravel 8.x by introducing support for Symfony 6.0 components, Symfony Mailer, Flysystem 3.0, improved `route:list` output, a...
In Part I of this tutorial we learnt how to install and deploy Soketi to our Laravel Forge servers. Currently, Soketi is accessible over our server's IP address, behind port 6001. In this post we're going to modify our setup so that we can access our socket server via socket.my-domain.com. We'll do this by using an Nginx reverse proxy.
Linux ships with a useful command called `du` (Disk Usage), which is used to find the size of files and directories. When provisioning your server, Forge installs `ncdu` which is an advanced version of `du` that allows you to easily navigate your directories via an ncurses interface. This makes it much quicker to identify large files and directories.
Soketi is a simple, fast and resilient open-source WebSockets server written in Typescript. It's fully compatible with the Pusher v7 protocol which makes it a great replacement to Pusher when using Laravel Echo.
During Laracon NYC 2014, Taylor Otwell, the creator of Laravel, announced both Laravel Homestead and Laravel Forge, instantly simplifying the entire process of building Laravel applications - from first download to final deployment.
Log4j is a Java library by Apache used to log debug messages within applications. It's recently been featured in news outlets around the world due to a vulnerability (known as Log4Shell) that was discovered allowing remote code execution using a specific string.
As you may have noticed in the past few weeks, we ensured that Laravel, first-party libraries, Forge, Envoyer, Nova, and Vapor, do support PHP 8.1 since day one. So, let's take a look at what you need to start using PHP 8.1.
We're happy to announce the immediate availability of MariaDB 10.6 and PostgreSQL 14 database versions on Laravel Forge.
Starting today, you may use Vapor's managed RDS Proxies with MySQL 8.0 — the most recent MySQL version.