I'm starting to work with queues and I have a website deployed in Laravel Forge. At this moment, I think using the database option is enough for me. Adding "php artisan queue:work" at the end of the deployment script in Laravel Forge is the correct way in this case?
no, you should add your workers under "Daemons" in server menu, not in deployment script. In deployment script should be command to restart the daemon.
Please make a redis and laravel course
We're in progress of creating a more advanced course on queues in general, with multiple drivers, including Redis
Hello, thanks for the course.
I'm starting to work with queues and I have a website deployed in Laravel Forge. At this moment, I think using the database option is enough for me. Adding "php artisan queue:work" at the end of the deployment script in Laravel Forge is the correct way in this case?
Thanks so much.
no, you should add your workers under "Daemons" in server menu, not in deployment script. In deployment script should be command to restart the daemon.