Dive into an advanced Kubernetes tutorial focused on monitoring and scaling Laravel applications. Learn how to implement auto-scaling based on metrics for your Laravel app running on Kubernetes. Explore the process of adding a Cloud Native / Prometheus library to Laravel, simulate load using Siege, recap the Metric Server, deploy the Prometheus Adapter, and set up a Horizontal Pod AutoScaler (HPA). Gain insights from industry experts as they guide you through each step, demonstrating best practices for optimizing Laravel performance in a Kubernetes environment.
Monitoring and Scaling Laravel on Kubernetes - Part 2
Overview
Syllabus
- Holding screen
- Introductions
- What did we do last time?
- Adding Cloud Native / Prometheus Library to Laravel
- Adding Load with Siege
- Recap: Metric Server
- Deploying the Prometheus Adapter
- Adding Our Horizontal Pod AutoScaler HPA
Taught by
Rawkode Academy
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