🚀 Laravel performance doesn’t have to be limited by PHP’s request model.

In my latest article, I share how combining FrankenPHP, Laravel Octane, and Traefik Labs's Traefik can make your Laravel app truly production-ready — cutting load times from ~60ms to under 6ms per request.

It’s not just about speed: this architecture also improves isolation, process recovery, and deployment simplicity through Docker Compose.

If you want to understand how to move from PHP-FPM to a modern, container-based Laravel setup:

👉 Read here: coz.jp/TGzzQa

A Production-Ready Laravel Architecture with Traefik and FrankenPHP

From: coz.jp

Are you using Docker or Octane in your production environment? If yes how.

I've built a production-grade deployment flow using Docker Compose + Traefik that automates everything—from pulling new code to building, launching, and optimizing with a single command (`bash run.sh`).

No more manual restarts, no more "forgot the .env" headaches.
Just reliable, repeatable Laravel deployments—powered by FrankenPHP and Octane.

Check out the full article here:
coz.jp/TGzzQa

A Production-Ready Laravel Architecture with Traefik and FrankenPHP

From: coz.jp

Anyone want to try a new product I'm launching?
It's a new link shortener. Boring I know but it has some interesting features in the pipeline which cauld make it worthy of your time.
I ave 10 free one year discount codes for ten people willing to help me test it. #buildinpublic #webdev

Manually configuring a reverse proxy for multi-domain Laravel apps is inefficient and error-prone. The solution is to leverage Traefik for dynamic configuration in a Docker environment.

My new article is a direct guide to this setup. We will configure docker-compose.yml and Traefik to automatically discover and route new domains on the fly. This eliminates the need for manual proxy management entirely. I cover the complete setup for both Traefik and the required Laravel adjustments.

The result is an effortless and scalable multi-domain system.

Read the guide:
danielpetrica.com/laravel-and-traefik-dynamic-configuration-for-effortless-multi-domain-management

Laravel and Traefik: Dynamic Configuration for Effortless Multi-Domain Management

From: danielpetrica.com

Found a way to have #laravel provide a list of domains to #traefik via the http provider.

Would anyone be interested in reading the code or a blog article for that?

#programming #webdeveloper #php