I'm glad this could be helpful. I know a lot of people probably aren't using MongoDB with Laravel but it was tricky enough for me to setup. (I know the Herd team is actually working to make this even EASIER).
Won't the potential performance gains from this be negligible if you're still serving your Laravel application in a non-distributed or non-serverless fashion? Furthermore, it might even increase latency since the database response still needs to reach your server before you can serve it to the user.
In terms of how I'm going to host this particular project, it's a client project hosted on Laravel Vapor and MongoDB is on Mongo Atlas. To my knowledge, I don't think the latency is going to be that noticeable since it's primary usecase is geospatial queries. That being said, I'm not yet a MongoDB expert, but I'm learning!
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Hey, right time, your video was the one i am searching. Thanks Josh!
I'm glad this could be helpful. I know a lot of people probably aren't using MongoDB with Laravel but it was tricky enough for me to setup.
(I know the Herd team is actually working to make this even EASIER).
Good ! You are awesome ! Thanks for your work!
what if the location updated every 10 seconds for example is mongodb good to handle that ??
Thank you, awesome!
Won't the potential performance gains from this be negligible if you're still serving your Laravel application in a non-distributed or non-serverless fashion? Furthermore, it might even increase latency since the database response still needs to reach your server before you can serve it to the user.
In terms of how I'm going to host this particular project, it's a client project hosted on Laravel Vapor and MongoDB is on Mongo Atlas. To my knowledge, I don't think the latency is going to be that noticeable since it's primary usecase is geospatial queries.
That being said, I'm not yet a MongoDB expert, but I'm learning!