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Laravel in production and speed?
I would like to know how laravel looks in the real world with 100-300k views/day
and a large database.
Not very gluttonous, how does it feel?
And if you used several frameworks, then a small comparison
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Operation / response / generation speed: laravel 5 vs lumen...?
Here's an example for you.
Use Laravel 5.2, PHP 7 with Opcache or Varnish and you won't have any problems.
Of course it all depends on your code. Stick to standards and best practices, cache everything you can. Reduce the number of queries to the database (for links, always use the with construct, for example).
100-300k views/day
laravel4.2 service teaser network ..
per
day up to 6 cartoons
2 servers (php) 3 under the database xs configs but the servers are not poor )
Basically, with a large number of requests, we run into the database and php processes
rack server.
With php, increase the number of frontend servers.
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