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🚀 Arco v0.7.0: arco init now reads your Laravel app and sets up AWS for you Arco is an open-source tool that deploys Laravel to AWS Lambda Web Functions with FrankenPHP and Octane. With 0.7, getting started takes one command. composer require multiapi/arco-laravel laravel/octane composer require --dev multiapi/arco vendor/bin/arco init init looks at your code and offers what your app needs: ⏰ Scheduler: it reads your schedule and suggests the right interval. “Your tasks need schedule:run every 5 minutes”, and it names the tasks a slower interval would miss. 📬 Queues: it finds your ShouldQueue jobs and the queue names in your code (onQueue('emails')), and offers one SQS queue with a worker for each. 🪣 Storage: using S3? It offers a private, encrypted bucket wired in as your default disk. ⚡ Cache: using DynamoDB? It offers an on-demand cache table with TTL. 🗂 Failed jobs: no SQL database? It offers a DynamoDB table so queue:failed and queue:retry still work. 📜 Log retention: 30 days by default instead of “forever” (and forever billed). 🖥 Console function for arco command, tinker and migrations on deploy. You answer yes or no to each piece, and nothing is created that you didn’t accept. Built so a first deploy just works: ✅ init checks the arco.php it is about to write and only writes it if it is valid. A long app name won’t give you a bucket name AWS rejects later. 📦 It tells you which packages your choices need: composer require league/flysystem-aws-s3-v3 ... 🤖 For CI, every question has a flag: --scheduler=5 --queue=emails --storage=files --cache Also in 0.7: 🧹 Buckets now abort multipart uploads left unfinished for 7 days. Those leftover parts never show up in listings but keep costing you money. 🔒 Tighter IAM: the cache and failed-jobs tables lose a permission they never used. 🐘 Fix for Laravel Herd users: arco.php failed to load with Herd’s PHP when dumps were on. The road to 1.0: what’s left is hardening: end-to-end tests against real AWS, complete docs and a frozen config API. Then 1.0. MIT-licensed and free. If you run Laravel on AWS, try it and tell me what’s missing. 🔗 github.com/multi-api/arcomulti-api/arco #Laravel #PHP #AWS #Serverless #OpenSource