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Laravel and AWS

Laravel and AWS

Who /actually/ owns physical hardware for their businesses anymore? Not us. We're all-in with AWS, and with a little bit of planning you can too. This session focuses on the how we have deployed our Laravel apps[s] into the AWS ecosystem over the last 18 months with the twin goals of having things fault tolerant (or at least recoverable), and not having to manage a server or service a little as possible.

More specifically, this session is subdivided into the following areas;

  • Managing your AWS account
  • Provisioning something to run Laravel on
  • Getting Laravel onto it
  • Letting users interact with it
  • Scaling across servers [and eventually availability zones]

After this talk you'll have the groundwork for your Laravel application in AWS. Hopefully without the 'learn, re-implement, learn' loop we have tread more times than I'll admit.

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