Introducing Laravel Pulse
summary
A new Laravel performance monitor claims to be self hosted, installs with composer require, and records minimal aggregated telemetry (routes, queries, jobs, cache, outgoing requests, exceptions) rather than full request traces. It supports multi‑server reporting, a Redis ingest option, sampling, configurable thresholds and grouping via a pulse:regroup command, and a Livewire dashboard that is customizable. In their demo it handles about 2 million requests per day on Forge without sampling and the live demo functions as advertised.
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chapters (30)
- 0:00What is Pulse
- 0:23Why Pulse Over Telescope
- 0:52Pulse Features
- 1:27Pulse Performance
- 2:10Ingestion Options
- 2:37Running Pulse
- 3:34Responsive Design
- 3:53Interactive Demo Prep
- 4:48Application Usage
- 5:37System Stats
- 6:00Multi-Server Support
- 7:00Queue Insights
- 8:06Flight Admin Game
- 9:42Identifying Slow Routes
- 10:44Query Insights
- 12:05Configuring Recorders
- 13:17Queue Job Insights
- 14:58Exception Tracking
- 16:00Cache Tracking
- 17:52Outgoing Request Tracking
- 18:54Custom Reporting
- 20:43Grouping Cache Keys
- 22:41Grouping Requests
- 24:49Handling Load
- 25:32Storage Options
- 27:05Customization
- 27:53Theme Customization
- 29:42Dashboard Layout
- 31:18Flight Stats Example
- 32:15Closing
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