Do I need to check the results of executing Storage::put() or User::create(), etc.? Or in which case an exception will still be thrown?

Question

Laravel

I meet examples where the answers of methods are checked in one way or another. But more often than not, there is no verification of the fact of writing to the database or saving to disk. How right?

Answer 1

Do what your business logic requires

Answer 2

When working with local resources, it is unlikely that something will break there. If it breaks, it's usually with your application.
It makes sense to wrap in try-catch working with external resources (Amazon S3, remote database, etc.) they can suddenly become unavailable in case of network problems and many other factors, pulling your entire application to the bottom.