Avoiding memory leaks can be a bit challenging. Over time, some references will pile up in the server memory that won't be detected by PHP. In this post, we'll look at our options in dealing with this.

Each of the queue drivers supported by Laravel has its pros and cons, and sometimes you may want to switch between drivers to accommodate business needs. In this post we're going to look into the possible ways to switch between drivers.

Laravel 8 ships with a neat feature that allows us to dispatch a group of jobs to the queue to be executed in parallel. In this post, we're going to look into how this works under the hood.

Laravel 8 ships with cool new features as well as some changes to the queue component. In this post we'll look into these features and changes.

In this post, we're going to look into handling queued jobs while deploying your applications. We'll discuss restarting normal workers & Horizon workers as well as handling migrations.

In this post, We'll see how we may deal with a queued job that sends an HTTP request to an API that only allows 30 requests per minute.

Learn how you can use use Laravel Queues to re-use the same job instance multiple times to execute different logic.

A look into preventing one tenant that's pushing too many jobs from delaying job processing of other tenants.

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