3 years ago

Category: Laravel, Laravel, PHP, PHP

This is part1 of the series which is an introduction to setup Laravel Horizon to go to the second part for configuring the supervisor, visit the link:https://medium.com/@yarobalmostafa/the-ultimate-guide-to-setup-laravel-horizon-with-supervisor-in-elastic-beanstalk-p2-92cf6e7164a7N owadays, workers are essential part of any web app, you will definitely go through many different cases where you want to make the response efficient to the end users by returning it directly from the backend and assigning the task (job) to some background processes that are running in the background. And whenever a new job is added to this queue, the background workers should start working on it and get it done. Think of sending a welcome email to the new users or sending a verification code to the user’s phone or even processing a payment, in all of theses cases you don’t want to make the user waiting until you complete the whole process, but rather, you can send him the response and work on sending the email or code or processing the payment in the background to enhance the user experience and avoid letting the user waiting for too long.

The setup will take a quite long time while trying to solve many different issues that you will most probably encounter, especially if you lack the experience in linux and you only have the basic knowledge of how to ls and cd like me.

Thus, whenever you feel experienced in some of the linux based explanation sections, feel free to skip it to the next one.