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The Laravel guides take a Laravel 13 project from your computer to a running Sevalla application, which Ingot builds from your repository with no build configuration, then add one capability each. Start with the deploy guide: the others build on the project it creates.

Deploy Laravel

FrankenPHP, Vite assets built during the build, a PostgreSQL database and migrations in a job.

Queues and scheduling

Run queued jobs in a background worker, on the database or Redis, and the scheduler beside it.

Object storage

Store uploads in a bucket with Laravel’s s3 disk, with temporary or public URLs.

Caching

Keep the cache and sessions in a Redis or Valkey database.

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How the guides fit together

  • The deploy guide creates the storefront project with composer create-project, deploys it with Ingot, and connects it to a PostgreSQL database named orders-db. Laravel’s defaults keep sessions, the cache and queued jobs in that database, so the application needs nothing else to run.
  • Each topic guide starts from that project, adds code and environment variables, and deploys again. The guides don’t depend on each other, so follow them in any order.
  • Every guide works with both build strategies. Ingot needs no build configuration. The deploy guide also writes a Dockerfile for full control of the image, and each topic guide says what to change in it, such as a PHP extension Ingot installs on its own.
For how PHP applications build and run on Sevalla in general, such as the PHP version and the extensions Ingot installs, see Deploy PHP applications.