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🚀 Arco v0.5.0: Laravel queues on AWS Lambda, no servers Arco is an open-source tool that deploys Laravel to AWS Lambda Web Functions with FrankenPHP and Octane. This release lets your app process background jobs. SQS queues, one line in arco.php ->queue('emails') ->queue('reports', timeout: 300, memory: 2048) or with a command: arco queue:add emails Arco then: 📬 creates the SQS queue and its dead-letter queue; ⚙️ deploys one Lambda worker per queue, which boots Laravel once and runs jobs with Laravel’s own worker; 🔗 wires everything, so ->onQueue('emails') works with no code changes (Laravel 11, 12 and 13); 🔐 sets up IAM permissions and environment variables. Built not to lose jobs 🔁 Retries are Laravel’s ($tries, backoff, failed()), and exhausted jobs land in your failed_jobs. 🛟 The DLQ is a safety net for crashes and timeouts. ⏱ A job that runs out of time is stopped without killing the rest of the batch. 🛠 In maintenance mode, jobs wait without burning attempts. 📦 Remove a queue from arco.php and Arco keeps it in AWS with its messages, and tells you how many were left. 🔒 If a change would replace a queue, such as switching it to FIFO, the deploy stops before touching anything. For operations 📋 arco queue:list: your queues, message counts and workers. 🩺 arco queue:dlq emails: inspect failed messages, and --redrive to send them back. 📜 arco logs --queue emails: the worker’s logs. 🔌 existing: to attach an SQS queue you already have. Also in v0.4.1 ⏸ arco scheduler:pause / resume to stop the scheduler instantly, no deploy needed. ⚡ arco scheduler:set 5 --apply to change the frequency on the spot. Coming next: S3 buckets, DynamoDB tables for cache and failed jobs, and an arco init that detects what your app uses. composer require multiapi/arco vendor/bin/arco init vendor/bin/arco deploy MIT-licensed and free. If you run Laravel on AWS, give it a try and tell me what’s missing. 🔗 github.com/multi-api/arcomulti-api/arco #Laravel #PHP #AWS #Serverless #OpenSource