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Welcome to Laravel Cloud Early Access! We’re excited to partner with you to build the future of shipping with Laravel. This wiki will serve as documentation for our early access program. You can navigate through the wiki by choosing a relevant section on the left sidebar.
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This wiki is broken down into the following sections:
🏡Home (You are here) → Provides overview of Cloud, the Early Access Program & GA timeline.
Getting Started → Overview of key concepts of Cloud and how to access the platform.
Guides → In-depth documentation on specific parts of the platform.
Troubleshooting → Covers common sticking points such as domain verification and Git integration
FAQs → Common questions which will be updated based on your feedback.
Changelog → All notable updates to Cloud, published weekly.
Support → How to get technical support & provide feedback to the team
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Tip: You can globally search the wiki by using the 🔍 in the upper-right hand corner of the page
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You will receive an email with an invite code to your inbox the week of November 11, 2024. Feel free to use the wiki to get yourself onboarded & acclimated. If you prefer to be onboarded live we’ll schedule 1:1 onboarding with you & your team.
Slack is the best way to get in touch. You should have access to invite anyone from you organization into your #partner-ea- channel. If something is a true bug or technical issue, filing a Support ticket is the best way to ensure it gets addressed by the team.
If you’d prefer to talk live, please use our office hours link to schedule time that works for you & your team.
| Milestone | Alpha (EA-1) | Beta (EA-2) | Ramp Up (EA-3) | General Availability |
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| Timing | Nov-Dec ‘24 | Dec ‘24 -Jan ‘25 | Jan-Feb | Feb+ |
| Reliability Rating | ||||
| (see scale below) | Low | Medium | High | High |
| Pricing | Free (fair use) | Free (fair use) | Standard Billing | Standard Billing |
Purpose: To communicate recommended customer workloads based on Cloud’s reliability stage. Use this rating scale to determine what types of applications are suitable for each release phase, taking into account your app’s level of criticality and your risk tolerance for service interruptions.
Low (Evaluation)
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There may be changes or migrations made during this phase that require applications, organizations, and/or users to be recreated in part or in whole. We will give as much prior notice as possible before deploying breaking changes.
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Medium (Non-Critical Production)
High (Mission-Critical)
| Name | Description | ETA |
|---|---|---|
| Logs | A searchable database of your environments’ latest application and network logs to help with debugging and observability. | ✅ Nov. 15 |
| PHP Extensions | Enhance list of PHP extensions supported by default | ✅ Nov. 15 |
| Metrics | Basic graphs to monitor CPU & RAM utilization, network traffic, and average response times | Nov. 22 |
| Cache | Redis API compatible KV storage that can be used as a cache, queue, and/or session driver. | Nov. 29 |
| Billing & Usage Dashboard | See and manage your Cloud plan, resource usage, and past invoices | TBD |
| Object Storage | Create public or private S3 compatible buckets for cost-efficient file uploads & downloads. | TBD |
| Persistent Volume | Attach SSD storage to your compute to maintain a filesystem that persists across deployments. Required for SQLite databases. | TBD |
| User Roles | Assign users roles like “Developer” or “Finance Manager” to limit access within your Cloud organization | TBD |
| Support Other Regions | Roll out Cloud to other AWS regions so you can choose the region that’s closest to your users | TBD |
| MySQL Database | Managed MySQL databases and backups | TBD |