Laravel Laravel in Kubernetes Part 10 - Exposing the application Our application is now successfully deployed in Kubernetes, but we need to expose it to the outside world. We can access it locally by running kubectl port-forward svc/laravel-in-kubernetes-webserver 8080:80 and going to http://localhost:8080. We need to expose our application to the outside world though so our
Laravel Laravel in Kubernetes Part 5 - Deploying a database for our application Deploying a database for our application can be quite a challenge. On one hand, using a managed database makes sense from a management perspective, but might be a bit more expensive than running it ourselves. On the other hand, running it ourselves comes with a whole array of possible maintenance
Laravel In Kubernetes Laravel in Kubernetes Part 4 - Kubernetes Cluster Setup In this post, we will spin up our Kubernetes cluster using Terraform, in DigitalOcean. We will create this using Terraform, so we can easily spin up and spin down our cluster, as well as keep all of our information declarative. If you'd like to spin up a cluster without Terraform,
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