@JackEllis If you are using a managed setup, the most tricky part of kubernetes would be to configure your application to accept traffic when ready and restart when needed using probes. And make sure you do not store logs in a file on disk, etc. All normal best practices for k8s :-)
@ameliniya_ Sentry is a must have for error tracking, and it also has some very nice features when it comes to performance monitoring. The Laravel support is (from what Iโve seen) best in class. Self-hosted version makes it a no brainer!
@ThePrimeagen Back in the old days it was very easy to do strange things with PHP that really wasnโt maintainable. Using Laravel and the structure it gives you today makes your DX awesome and the people who have to maintain the mess in the future will thank you, try it :-)
@zeeg Trying this, but havenโt really figured out the funding bit yet :P Either the product is too cheap or I have too few customers (or both). Would love too discuss!
@fideloper Done using GitLab review environments, deploying via GitOps to OpenShift (kubernetes). Every branch results in a new copy of the application. Once merged, the copy is destroyed.