PHP's Git server compromised, moving to GitHub

Re:PHP's Git server compromised, moving to GitHub by zoid_ on Monday March 29, 2021 @08:54AM (#26620821)

Discovering Laravel a couple of years ago was perhaps one of the most significant things that made PHP interesting again after 20+ years of working with PHP.

It's refreshing (as far as PHP goes) and worth checking out with an open mind. Performance on the other hand, that take a little more work.

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Re:PHP's Git server compromised, moving to GitHub by jw1224 on Monday March 29, 2021 @09:20AM (#26621086)

Performance keeps getting better, particularly with PHP 7 and 8. And just last week, “Laravel Octane” was announced... it lets you serve a Laravel app using Swoole, and early benchmarks on a MacBook Pro suggest 25k+ HTTP requests served per second!

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Re:PHP's Git server compromised, moving to GitHub by zoid_ on Monday March 29, 2021 @09:25AM (#26621171)

Cool, I'll have to get updated and checkout Laravel Octane soon after clearing a work backlog, did notice Taylor tweet something about it.

I'm guessing your benchmarks are using native php-fpm and not through docker on your MBP?

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Re:PHP's Git server compromised, moving to GitHub by tpetry on Monday March 29, 2021 @09:39AM (#26621352)

Laravel Octane is using Swoole which implements a complete webserver, so there won‘t be any php-fpm more. As you would need to restart the server for every code change, there won‘t be a performance difference between docker on mac and non-docker.

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Re:PHP's Git server compromised, moving to GitHub by jw1224 on Monday March 29, 2021 @09:33AM (#26621278)

I’m not too sure, I was just quoting the figures Taylor gave after his Laracon demo. I think the beta is being released next week.

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