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Databases. Queues. Workers. Networking. Most teams manage them across multiple vendors and dashboards. Laravel Cloud brings everything together in one place.

Laravel Cloud was built for teams that would rather spend time building products than maintaining infrastructure. Connect your repository and see how quickly you can deploy.

Somewhere along the way, software development started including servers, networking, scaling policies, queues, workers, and incident response.

Every hour spent configuring infrastructure is an hour not spent building product. Laravel Cloud handles hosting, scaling, networking, and deployment so your team can focus on development.

Last week the team shipped Managed Queues on Laravel Cloud - one of our most requested features, and, since I love queues, a project I was deeply invested in. When we started, Laravel Vapor's queues were our north star: we wanted that "it just works" feeling, but without the limitations of running on Lambda. And we wanted to go further. We paired that hands-off Vapor experience with the kind of deep insights and observability you'd reach for Laravel Horizon to get - all built natively into Laravel Cloud. You get queues that just work and you actually get to see what they're doing. I'm really happy with where we landed, and this is just the beginning. https://lnkd.in/gNDZnHW8

PyleSoft replaced their multi-service infrastructure with Laravel Cloud, and cut their hosting costs by 50%. One platform, half the cost and 200 hours of engineering time saved.