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Arco v0.10 is out 🚀 New to Arco? It’s an open-source CLI that deploys Laravel to AWS Lambda Web Functions. Lambda Web Functions officially run only Node.js; Arco brings PHP to them with FrankenPHP and Octane workers. You get cold starts around 1 s, warm requests in milliseconds, and no servers to manage. One arco.php file, one command: arco deploy. This release adds four features, and existing apps upgrade with no changes: ☁️ Cloudflare DNS for custom domains ->domain('app.example.com')->dns('cloudflare') Arco creates the certificate validation records and a DNS-only CNAME to CloudFront. Apex domains work through CNAME flattening. Every record it writes is marked as managed by Arco, so it never takes over a record it didn’t create. The token comes from CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN and is never stored. 📡 Machine-readable deploys arco deploy --json You get one JSON event per line as the deploy runs (each step, build progress), and a final result with the outcome, revision, URL and whether it rolled back. In --json mode Arco never prompts, never prints secrets, and keeps the same exit codes. It’s built for CI pipelines and dashboards. remove --json works the same way. 🗺️ Resource relations arco info --resources --json now shows how resources connect: worker → queue, DLQ → queue, scheduler → console, CloudFront → domains. That’s enough to draw an infrastructure map. 🗂️ DynamoDB tables ->table('state', ttl: 'expires_at') Each table is single-table style, with PK/SK string keys and on-demand billing, created in your stack and kept on remove. The app gets the table names in ARCO_TABLES, and the role gets read and write access to the items only. ✅ Tested with 1636 unit tests, an end-to-end deploy on a local AWS emulator (Floci), and a real deploy on AWS. composer require --dev multiapi/arco:^0.10 Next: 1.0 🎯