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Laravel at Scale
Multi-tenant isolation, Octane workers that stay warm, and the replication-plus-backup setup that survives both hardware failure and human error.
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Laravel multi-tenancy: a scalable SaaS architecture
Single DB vs multi-DB, global scopes that stop data leaks, stancl/tenancy in production, isolated storage, automated migrations, and a Docker plus Cloud setup.
Laravel · 7 min read - 02
Laravel Octane for high-traffic PHP apps
Laravel Octane boots your app once and keeps it warm in memory, feeding requests through a worker pool. How to cut boot overhead and scale to high traffic.
Laravel · 9 min read - 03
Replication vs backup: why Laravel needs both
Replication protects you from hardware failure; backups protect you from your own mistakes. How read/write splitting and point-in-time recovery fit in.
DevOps · 7 min read - 04
MCP auth and audit logging in a Laravel SaaS
An MCP server on Laravel is only as safe as its tenancy boundary. Scoped tool auth, request-bound actor context, and an audit log you can actually read at 3am.
Laravel · 6 min read - 05
Idempotency keys for MCP mutations in Laravel
Refunds, seat resets, and password emails need more than audit logging. Client-supplied idempotency keys, server-side short-circuits, and race-safe storage under Octane.
Laravel · 9 min read - 06
MCP tool errors agents can actually recover from
Throwing exceptions hides failures from the model. MCP wants isError tool results with actionable text, mapped from Laravel domain failures and audited like auth denials.
Laravel · 7 min read