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GServerlessSupportLaravel

       

     

Google Serverless runtime support package for Laravel 11.x.

Supporting Cloud Run & App Engine (Standard Environment) with the php83 runtime.

Based on original work for App Engine (GaeSupportL5 using the php55 runtime) by @shpasser.

Functionality

• Google Cloud Operations Suite integration
  • Cloud Logging destination with structured logs (see docs/logging.md).
  • Error Reporting integration for aggregation of reported exceptions (see docs/logging.md).
  • Cloud Trace (via opentelemetry) (see docs/trace.md)
    • Distributed trace propagation via Guzzle.
    • Integration with laravel-debugbar (optional, see docs/debugbar.md).
• Identity Aware Proxy (IAP) integration
  • Inbound authentication via Laravel's Guards (optional, see docs/iap-auth-verify.md).
  • Outbound authentication via Guzzle middleware (optional, see docs/guzzle.md).
• Cloud SQL integration
  • IAM Authentication (optional, see docs/cloud-sql.md).
  • Automatic failover between read replicas (optional, see docs/cloud-sql.md).
  • Query Insights integration via eloquent-sqlcommenter (optional, see docs/cloud-sql.md).
• Cloud Firestore in Datastore mode integration
  • Session handler (optional, see docs/sessions.md).
  • Eloquent driver via eloquent-datastore.
• Optimizations for containerized deployment
  • bootstrap/cache generation before deployment (see g-serverless:prepare).
  • Blade View Pre-Compiler (optional, see docs/blade-pre-compile.md)
  • Automatic retries for outbound connections on network layer failure with Guzzle (optional, see docs/guzzle.md)
• IAM Credentials API (no key file required).
• IAM Credentials API.
• Examples for push-to-deploy from Git via Cloud Build with Secret Manager (see docs/cloudbuild.md)

Installation

1. Pull in the package via Composer:

2. Add the following to composer.json:

This is to automatically run the artisan command that prepares our app for deployment after composer finishes running: this creates any necessary cache files and if enabled, pre-compiles all of the blade views.

If you are deploying with Cloud Build, composer install is likely to run just before packaging/deployment to your chosen serverless product, so this will ensure everything else required runs as part of that step.

3. Update the use statement at the top of bootstrap/app.php from:

to:

This will enable automatic exception reporting to Cloud Logging & Error Reporting, alongside adjusting the emergency logger to work correctly inside the containerized environment by writing to stderr.

Important: the Logging API & the Trace API need to be enabled within your project, and the service account being used by your serverless app needs to have IAM permissions to use them:

• Enable the Logs API - append ?project=<project-name> to the URL if necessary.
• Assign the IAM permission "Logs Writer" to your service account.
• Enable the Trace API - append ?project=<project-name> to the URL if necessary.
• Assign the IAM permission "Cloud Trace Agent" to your service account.

4. Configure the service providers within config/app.php by adding:

5. Add the following environment variables:

This can be done either in .env, inside app.yaml, or as part of the Cloud Run service configuration - we recommend the latter two options where possible.

When using Cloud Tasks, you'll also want to configure:

If you are using an external CDN such as Cloudflare, also configure the following environment variable with the name of the HTTP header used for passing the client's IP address:

And if you need to disable OpenTelemetry tracing (we highly recommend you leave it enabled), define the following environment variable:

Also, if running in a development environment, please also set the following:

This does several things, such as:

• Alters the local storage location to include HTTP_HOST.
• Turns OpenTelemetry tracing on for every request.
• Turns off sticky database connections per instance.

Upgrading (from Laravel 9.x LTS)

1. Update the package version in composer.json:

2. Follow the Laravel upgrade steps for all versions 9.x ... 11.x

3. Update any references in your code to our namespace:

A1comms\GaeSupportLaravel

has changed to:

AffordableMobiles\GServerlessSupportLaravel

4. Ensure bootstrap/app.php is extending our Application class:

Please see step 3 in the main installation guide as an example.

5. Change to the new provider configuration format in config/app.php:

Please see step 4 in the main installation guide as an example.

6. Update explicit/silent exception reporting:

Anywhere referencing the Error Reporting integration class directly:

AffordableMobiles\GServerlessSupportLaravel\Integration\ErrorReporting::exceptionHandler($e);

should be updated to report using Laravel's new method:

report($e);

7. Revert config/logging.php to the Laravel default.

8. Update environment variables:

Please see step 5 in the main installation guide & update your environment variables accordingly.

9. If you are using php-gds for Datastore, consider switching to eloquent-datastore.

Otherwise, you'll need to require it via composer yourself, as it is no longer required by this repository.

10. If using the lcobucci/jwt compatible DWDTokenSource, it has now been removed.

Migrate to the google/auth compatible GCEDWDCredentials.

11. Update your app.yaml file(s) to specify runtime: php83.