Business web applications
Build workflows around forms, authenticated users and database-backed processes. Size the environment using realistic requests and data rather than judging application capacity from a default landing page.
MARKETPLACE / Development
Run your Laravel application on resources matched to its real workload. Plan the PHP runtime, database, queues and scheduled tasks together, then establish a release process that protects configuration, persistent files and application availability.
01 / Laravel
Laravel provides a PHP application framework with tools for routing, database access, background work and application development. A Marketplace image can be a starting point for the runtime environment, but your code, dependencies and operating requirements determine the finished service. Review compatibility with the application you intend to deploy.
Map the processes that need to run beyond web requests. Queue workers and scheduled tasks need ownership and monitoring, while persistent uploads and database changes need a recovery plan. Keep environment secrets outside the code repository, configure the web server to expose the public application directory and prepare migrations as part of each release.
Build workflows around forms, authenticated users and database-backed processes. Size the environment using realistic requests and data rather than judging application capacity from a default landing page.
Provide endpoints for frontends, mobile clients or integrations. Review authentication, rate limits and downstream dependencies, and test error behavior as carefully as a successful API response.
Move suitable work into queued jobs or scheduled tasks. Decide how workers restart, how failures are retried and how operators can identify jobs that are delayed or repeatedly failing.
02 / DEPLOYMENT DECISIONS
Confirm the current image, operating system, software versions and license requirements in the cloud configuration.
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| Decision | What to review | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Runtime and dependencies | Match the PHP version and required extensions to the application’s Composer dependencies. | A framework image does not guarantee compatibility with every project or package version. |
| Process model | Identify web workers, queue workers and scheduler responsibilities before choosing resources. | A reachable website can still have stalled background business processes. |
| Persistent state | Separate database data, uploaded files, logs and release artifacts in the operating plan. | Redeploying code should not remove the data users depend on. |
| Release and recovery | Plan environment configuration, migrations, health checks and the rollback approach together. | Application and database changes can have different recovery constraints. |
THE OPERATING VIEW
An example Laravel application structure. Web delivery, background processing and persistent state need coordinated maintenance.
FROM PLAN TO OPERATION
Validate the application and prepare its operating process before depending on it for daily work.
Review the Laravel image and available PHP runtime, then check the requirements of your project and its extensions.
Install dependencies through your controlled process, set protected environment values and configure the public document root and HTTPS.
Configure the required workers and scheduler, verify database connectivity and test jobs with representative application data.
Apply migrations deliberately, monitor errors and resource use, and test backup recovery before expanding production traffic.
PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Clarify the application and operating requirements before choosing the deployment.
Discuss your requirementsA Marketplace framework image provides a starting environment. Your application code, dependencies, configuration and data still need to be deployed through a process appropriate to your project.
Review the image configuration and explicitly verify the workers your application requires. Plan process supervision, restarts and failed-job handling so background work continues after a release or reboot.
Use a protected configuration method appropriate to the deployment. Keep secrets out of public files and source control, restrict access and document how credentials are rotated.
Review each migration’s impact on existing data and application compatibility. Test the release sequence and recovery approach; a code rollback alone may not reverse a database change safely.
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTATION
Use the documentation for the product and version selected at deployment.
FIBACLOUD / Laravel
Review the available configuration and choose the resources for your project.