You can't do that with Laravel

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Clear claim: full ambulance dispatch and AVL pipelines run on Laravel in Papua New Guinea and in NSW, handling telemetry, WebSockets, queues and cron jobs with Watch Dogs and multiple geolocation APIs. Unexpected numbers: 1.18 million emergency calls/year and a 48‑second outage window drives priorities. Built items: on‑vehicle telemetry, a simulator that drips 1,000s of lat/longs into the pipeline, and in‑house simplified packages; outcome: production use, awards, and iterative reliability via redundancy by duplication, simulate real-world AVL feeds, life-critical systems built in Laravel.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:25Ryan's Background
3. 1:29Technology in Action
4. 3:13Life-Critical Systems
5. 5:09Lessons from Emergency Services
6. 10:10Simplify Complexity
7. 17:11Exception Handling
8. 22:09Ensuring Reliability
9. 24:42Final Insights

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