I’ve been building businesses online since I was 16 years old, and during that entire time, I had a terrible history of keeping my projects online and working properly. Whenever I had a new and exciting idea for my previous projects – and more importantly their users – it was forgotten and left behind. From GrowlerFill to Ferries App, I’ve left many unhappy users in my wake.

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Article Written by Jamie Spittal Here at SpringboardVR we’ve recently finished a migration of our cluster from being managed by Kops, hosted on AWS to running on Google Kubernetes Engine. I won’t go into detail why we moved our cluster, but the important thing to take away is that we treated our new cluster as a new start when it came to running our Laravel application in a more Cloud Native way. With this new cluster we leveraged everything we’ve learned over the past year running a production Laravel app in Kubernetes to help us set up a system that maximizes performance. First, though let’s go over what our application looks like.