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Laravel on AWS: no servers to maintain, no fighting the AWS console. We’re opening the beta of two tools we built at Multiapi: 🔹 Arco (CLI, open source) Deploy Laravel and PHP apps to AWS Lambda Web Functions with FrankenPHP and Octane, in one command: vendor/bin/arco deploy --env=production Safe deploys: it builds, uploads, creates a revision, checks the app responds, and rolls back automatically if something fails. Environments (production, staging…) and secrets in SSM, all defined in one file: arco.php. SQS queues with their workers, S3 buckets as Laravel disks, DynamoDB tables for cache and failed jobs, and Laravel’s scheduler. Custom domains in one line: certificate, CloudFront and DNS records, whether DNS lives in Route 53, Cloudflare or outside AWS. arco logs, arco tinker and arco command to operate the app from your terminal. Everything runs in your own AWS account: what you pay AWS is yours, no middleman. 🔹 Arco Cloud (the platform) Everything Arco does, with a web UI for your team: Connect your AWS account with a CloudFormation stack, with scoped, reviewable permissions. Deploy on every push from GitHub, on our own build runners. A map of your infrastructure: functions, queues, buckets, tables, networks, how they connect and the status of each. Add resources from the UI (queues, buckets, tables, cache, scheduler, domains, variables and secrets) and deploy when you’re ready. Managed networks: Arco Cloud creates a VPC with a NAT in your account in about 25 seconds. Your app reaches the internet from a fixed IP for allowlists, for about $7/month instead of ~$36 for a NAT Gateway. Teams, roles, an audit log and plan-based billing. Coming soon: managed WebSockets compatible with Laravel Reverb, and databases. We’re looking for teams running Laravel on AWS, or wanting to, to try the beta and give us direct feedback. 👉 Want beta access? Email me at joaquin@multiapi.cl and tell me which app you’d like to bring to AWS. https://staging.arcocloud.app #Laravel #PHP #AWS #Serverless #AWSLambda #DevOps