You can now define time-based autoscaling rules in Laravel Cloud. Set your scaling schedule once, and let Cloud handle the rest.

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Laravel Cloud now supports scheduled autoscaling, allowing developers to define time-based min/max scaling rules for app compute and queue clusters per environment. Instead of reactive scaling alone, teams with predictable traffic patterns (e.g., peak shopping hours, business-hours SaaS, batch jobs) can proactively set infrastructure bounds ahead of demand windows and automatically scale back down afterward to reduce costs. The release also includes Google SSO and GitHub SSO for faster sign-in and onboarding, plus a redesigned usage page with drill-down cost visibility and transparent AWS cost passthrough for Enterprise Private Cloud customers.

Scheduled Autoscaling for Laravel Cloud

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