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Provides an artisan command to assist deploying your Laravel Vapor app to multiple AWS regions.

Installation

composer require thebytelab/vapor-multi-region-deploy 

Setup & Usage

The vapor:multi-region:deploy command assumes you have a directory in your project root called vapor which contains all of the vapor.yml manifests following a naming pattern similar to the examples below:

• us-east.vapor.yml
• test.vapor.yml
• node1.vapor.yml

The steps to getting started:

1. If you haven't got one already, create a vapor directory in your project root.
2. Move any vapor files to this new folder and rename them to something that makes sense following the pattern above.
3. Run php artisan vapor:multi-region:deploy to deploy your app to multiple Vapor projects or regions.

Advanced usage

The following options can be used to modify default behaviour, some options are inherited from the vapor deploy command:

--bin (string)

Relative location of the laravel/vapor-cli executable. Defaults to vendor/bin/vapor in the project root.

Example usage: php artisan vapor:multi-region:deploy --bin=/usr/local/bin/vapor

--vapors (string)

Relative location to the folder containing the *.vapor.yml files to use. Defaults to looking for the vapor folder in the project root.

Example usage: php artisan vapor:multi-region:deploy --vapors=/build/vapor

--commit (string)

The commit hash that is being deployed.

Example usage: php artisan vapor:multi-region:deploy --commit=57566c1419cdacf00ff00f781b62fac670d7aee3

--message (string)

The message for the commit that is being deployed.

Example usage: php artsian vapor:multi-region:deploy --message="Added a new feature"

--without-waiting

Deploy without waiting for progress. May help speed up deployments to multiple Vapor projects or regions.

Example usage: php artisan vapor:multi-region:deploy --without-waiting

--fresh-assets

Upload a fresh copy of all assets.

Example usage: php artisan vapor:multi-region:deploy --fresh-assets