Laravel High-Availability Cloud Setup
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I need an experienced DevOps / Cloud engineer to move my existing Laravel application onto a highly available cloud stack. The current codebase is stable; what it lacks is true resilience. I am open to AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure—whichever you feel offers the most reliable combination of load balancing, fail-over, and data redundancy with the least operational friction.
Here’s what I’d like from you:
• Design an architecture diagram that illustrates a redundant web tier, stateless queue/worker strategy, and a managed database cluster.
• Automate the build with IaC (Terraform or CloudFormation preferred) and CI/CD so every merge to main spins up identical environments.
• Hand over clear run-books and monitoring hooks (CloudWatch, Stackdriver, or Azure Monitor) so the team can respond before users ever notice an issue.
Everything should be containerised where sensible—Docker and docker-compose already live in the repo—while still leaving room to scale into Kubernetes if traffic dictates. I will provide repository access and a brief walkthrough of the current deployment process; from there I expect iterative checkpoints until we hit a zero-downtime cut-over.
If tightening recovery time objectives, scripting blue-green deployments, and building bullet-proof Laravel stacks is your daily routine, I’d love to see how you can turn this into a hands-off, self-healing setup.
Here’s what I’d like from you:
• Design an architecture diagram that illustrates a redundant web tier, stateless queue/worker strategy, and a managed database cluster.
• Automate the build with IaC (Terraform or CloudFormation preferred) and CI/CD so every merge to main spins up identical environments.
• Hand over clear run-books and monitoring hooks (CloudWatch, Stackdriver, or Azure Monitor) so the team can respond before users ever notice an issue.
Everything should be containerised where sensible—Docker and docker-compose already live in the repo—while still leaving room to scale into Kubernetes if traffic dictates. I will provide repository access and a brief walkthrough of the current deployment process; from there I expect iterative checkpoints until we hit a zero-downtime cut-over.
If tightening recovery time objectives, scripting blue-green deployments, and building bullet-proof Laravel stacks is your daily routine, I’d love to see how you can turn this into a hands-off, self-healing setup.