Infinite Scale: Deploying and Scaling Laravel on Kubernetes
summary
Shows a concrete path to run Laravel on Kubernetes: Docker image with PHP‑FPM and nginx, configMaps for nginx, base64‑encoded Secrets, and an ingress plus Service for load balancing. Uses kubectl apply to deploy a few YAML files, then a Horizontal Pod Autoscaler driven by an average request‑time metric (example target 1000 ms, min/max replicas). Demo uses 25 concurrent requests and shows response time dropping from about 15s to ~0.1s as pods scale up, working end to end.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:45Autoscaling
- 5:27You don't need to change your code
- 10:11Don't. Commit. Secrets.
- 15:50Horizontal Pod Autoscaler
- 18:52Know Your Constraints
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