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Last year, we introduced a simple but surprisingly useful feature to Laravel Forge: the ability to add notes to servers. While checking the uptake of this feature, we noticed that customers were often storing sensitive data in the field. We…
We’re thrilled to introduce zero downtime deployments to Laravel Forge, thanks to a seamless first-party integration with Envoyer. Envoyer’s zero downtime deployments ensure you avoid even those brief milliseconds of downtime while the server updates your code.
Circle owners can now control the level of access a circle member has to servers and sites through the use granular permission levels.
Dark mode is a must-have feature for many developers and anyone who uses it often knows just how jarring it is when you’re thrown into an application or website that doesn’t support it.
On August 24th, we switched to Fathom Analytics, completely removing our dependency on Google Analytics from this blog, Envoyer, Forge and Vapor.
On September 10th, Forge will begin to utilize three additional IP addresses. If you are utilizing an IP allow list.
Following on from the recently introduced fresh new look for Artisan, we took some time to identify new Artisan commands to further improve the Laravel experience. Another newly introduced command is “about”. This command displays information about your application’s environment.
Aside from provisioning servers and creating sites, Laravel Forge does so much more, including deploying code to your sites.
Today we’re pleased to announce that you can now see the real-time output from your deployments as they happen. You can see the live deployment output in the Deployments panel of any site that is actively deploying.
We’re excited to announce that Laravel Forge now supports Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy) – the latest Ubuntu LTS release from Canonical!
Forge now makes it even easier and quicker to manage your server’s Composer package configurations and deployments with the introduction of the new “Packages” panel.
Soketi is a simple, fast and resilient open-source WebSockets server written in Typescript. It’s fully compatible with the Pusher v7 protocol which makes it a great replacement to Pusher when using Laravel Echo.