until we eventually get a response from our server. In the case of Laravel, this means that the Framework needs to be booted, all service providers register their services within the container, all providers get booted themselves, the request goes through a list of middleware classes, hits your controller, a view gets rendered, etc. This means that each request starts up one individual PHP process, that will run through all the necessary tasks in order to serve that one request. With a traditional PHP application that gets served via a webserver like nginx, every incoming request is going to spawn an PHP-FPM worker. Under the hood, Octane makes use of Swoole and RoadRunner - two application servers, that take care of serving and booting up your Laravel application. Laravel Octane requires PHP 8, so if you're still on 7.x, you need to upgrade your PHP version. Laravel Octane is an open-source package that will boost your Laravel application performance.
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In this blog post, I'm going to explore Laravel Octane and tell you what it is, how you can install and use it, and why you might need it.ĭisclaimer: Laravel Octane is still a beta software and should not yet be used in production! What is Laravel Octane? Taylor Otwell already showed a glimpse of Laravel's latest open-source package, Octane, during his Laracon Online talk - but today, the new package is available on GitHub for everyone to beta test.
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