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Abiodun Solomon
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Oct 19, 2022 ⋅ 3 min read

A quick guide to optimizing Laravel apps with Octane

Abiodun Solomon I’m a software developer that is curious about modern technologies. I love contributing to the growth of knowledge for the betterment of humanity.

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2 Replies to "A quick guide to optimizing Laravel apps with Octane"

  1. I don’t understand what the statistics mean, I can infer that more requests are worse (thus, NGINX is less performant), but why is that the case?

  2. I am also confused. According to your results all the Nginx results are all 400’s i.e. errors. Laravel also has rate limiting by default. Are you sure Swoole and RoadRunner aren’t rate limited.

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