In this guide, I’ll walk you through setting up Bunny CDN in front of your Laravel application hosted on Forge (or whatever server), while maintaining Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates and implementing proper security measures. The best part? The setup is surprisingly simple – requiring just a few DNS changes and a 5-line PHP redirect. No
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With the advent of Laravel Octane, it’s possible to take the robust foundation of Laravel and inject it with high-octane performance, leveraging powerful server technologies like Roadrunner and Swoole. Meanwhile, Laravel Homestead provides a hassle-free development environment to keep things smooth and consistent. In this post, we’ll explore integrating Laravel Octane into Laravel Homestead and
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Including Continuous Integration is great, but there are many providers to choose from. CircleCI has a pretty decent free plan, but using it for your Laravel app might be a bit confusing. Instructions for deploying Laravel 5.5 with Circle CI: This site has a nice boilerplate script: https://medium.com/@wesmahler/circleci-2-0-configuration-for-laravel-5-5-with-laravel-dusk-ab1cc9b9d4a7 But if you found a better script,
While developing tests for my app, I wanted to have an integration with Laravel Forge in this order: Push to Github after commit Tests done by Travis CI Call the deployment trigger url of Laravel Forge / Envoyer if the test runs successfully. This URL looks like: https://forge.laravel.com/servers/111111/sites/2222222/deploy/http?token=TOKEN To do this, create a travis.yml file like:
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