Every part of your Laravel application, together.
Plan PHP, database and queue requirements around one project.
What matters for your application
Production configuration
Set APP_DEBUG=false, manage APP_KEY as a secret and understand config caching.
Queues and scheduling
Move long jobs out of web requests. Worker and cron providers are on the roadmap.
Migration discipline
Version schema changes and review destructive migrations before applying them.
Where it fits
Laravel is more than a set of PHP files. Its database, application key, writable storage, queue and scheduler must be planned together, with a clear responsibility for each part.
- Laravel SaaS applications and admin consoles
- Laravel APIs for mobile applications
- Business applications with queues and scheduled work
Its place in your application
The web process handles HTTP; queue workers process mail and reports. The scheduler triggers timed tasks. Environment configuration supplies the application key and database connection.
Before you begin
Choose services around the actual needs of your application. Include these points in your development and release plan.
- Disable APP_DEBUG and protect APP_KEY.
- Identify the writable storage and bootstrap/cache directories.
- Include migrations, configuration caching and long-running worker reloads in the release plan.
Official sources
Common questions
Why separate workers from the web app?
Web requests should respond promptly. A separate worker makes long tasks observable, retryable and scalable independently of HTTP traffic. A live worker provider is not active yet.
Can I provision a live resource now?
Not yet. New registration and customer allocation are closed on the live site. Product guides are published; local development simulation does not create real services.