Skip to main content

Vapor Asia Pacific (Osaka) Region Is Now Available

As you may know, Vapor offers support for deploying your serverless application to a region of your choice. Starting today, you may also choose the Asia Pacific (Osaka) region when starting a new project on Vapor. This new region offers low latency for customers seeking to serve end-users in Western Japan. image Please check out the AWS blog announcement of this region for more information. We hope you enjoy this new addition to Laravel Vapor. At Laravel, we're committed to providing you with the most robust and developer friendly PHP experience in the world. If you haven't checked out Vapor, now is a great time to start! You can create your account today at: vapor.laravel.com.
Labels:

Popular posts from this blog

Composer Security Update (CVE-2021-29472) for leravel #2021

Composer had a security vulnerability reported (CVE-2021-29472) and a new version has been released to address this. Everyone should run  composer self-update  to get v2.0.13 which includes the fix. According to their  announcment : As a precaution after updating Composer we recommend you audit your composer.lock files to ensure they only contain URLs and none which start with -- , e.g. --config and could be considered command line options. Should you find any such URL values despite our belief that this vulnerability was not exploited in the wild, please contact us immediately by email to security@packagist.org. In general we always recommend you review changes you make to your lock files to ensure no untrusted dependencies or external URLs are introduced to your application. Please note that Packagist.org is only a metadata server and package contents are downloaded from a location chosen by the package maintainers. Private Packagist will store copies of mirrored packag...
Read more

Create Your Next Project's Readme in Laravel8 | laravelnote

  The readme.so editor gives you visual cues, starter section templates and includes many standard readme sections you're likely to use. It also has a nice preview to help guide you along the way. Never forget a section for your readme again! Select sections to add to your readme, edit the contents, and drag to rearrange. See a live-updating rendered preview of your markdown, then download your README.md file! Here's an example of starting an API section, which provides helpful formatting. You might need to specify API params: The editor includes both light and dark editor support, and you can download or copy/paste the raw markdown of your readme into version control once you're done. You can learn more about this project and start using it on  readme.so . Also, be sure to check out  readme.so on Product Hunt  and upvote it if you find it useful!
Read more

Octane Support in Laravel forge 2021 5 may

 Back in March, Taylor announced the new Laravel Octane project at Laracon Online. Since then, we've been busy working on bug fixes and enhancements to Octane, as well as adding support to Laravel Forge. Today we're pleased to announce that Octane support is available in Forge. We've written the guide below to help you get started. Please keep in mind that Octane is still in beta and should not be used in production. Prerequisites Your project must require "laravel/octane": "^0.3.2" or above. Your server must have PHP 8.0 installed. You should then follow the Octane installation instructions listed in the Octane repository. Creating an Octane Site Octane can be enabled by selecting the Laravel Octane (Beta) project type option and PHP 8.0 as the PHP version that should be used to serve your site: Laravel Octane Project Type Laravel Octane Project Type Once the project type has been selected, Forge will ask for the port that Octane should listen on. Unlik...
Read more