Laravel 5.8 Tutorial From Scratch - e30 - queue:work In The Background

Now that we have our jobs running, let's explore how we can run the queue:work command in the background. As it turns out, it's actually quite simple to do. Follow along as we set it up from scratch.

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Ready to get started on your path to Laravel Artisan? In this series, we are breaking down all of the basics of Laravel to get you comfortable using the world's most popular PHP framework. Let's get started!

[albankaperi]

Kudos to you man and keep it up with your work. I want to let you know that most of the time we viewers don't comment on each video that we like or we watch but that doesn't mean we don't appreciate good content and your dedication. Even though i am not new in Laravel I like your approach and the order you have been following on the videos.

[VadimBesedin]

One of the best series on Laravel. And i have watched a lot of them.
Thank you for your time, effort and for sharing your experience in such professional and effective way!

[amitbansal]

php artisan queue:work &
not working in Laravel 7
Please anyone let me know the alternative command for this, I'm stuck right now

[martinkrisell]

Nice series!
A simpler way to kill the process is to type fg (foreground) to bring it back to focus, and then CTRL-C as normal.

[levilooi]

How can I get the job id and modify the delay time for the job in queue?

[biruktekle]

php artisan queue:work & is not working for windows what should I do

[neom]

what is the number next to time in the terminal and how to rest it?

[demifsaba]

Great work! You have such a good methodoloy! I would like to suggest you some very advanced topics in laravel: Gates/Polices and Service Container. Both can be very hard to newcomers!

[jerwynrabor]

Thumbs up! I learned a lot from this set of videos.
If you don't mind i also want to learn about supervisord :) please do step by step video. Thanks a lot.

[alittleextra]

You have helped me alot sir in my laravel Journey and i am so grateful....

[lorenzoo]

mine & dont return with process id

[mahammadmustafali]

hi, what is the supervisor alternative? my linux server dont supported supervisor

[ruhanjacker]

Thanks, your videos are too good and helped me a lot...could you make separate videos of vue with a project using laravel

[SurajMalinga]

Great tutorials. Keep it up broh.... Cheers...

[samiulislam]

Thanks, I get the answer what I needed

[muhammadmamduhabdullah]

[ php artisan queue:work &
] does not give back the process id with me ! Help !

[shejaeddy]

Kudos man. I would really like u to show us how to use supervisord step by step or point me in the direction. thank u

[alyahsaini]

my command on windows is not working i.e. php artisan queue:work. Is there any other command for windows??

[ericvaldez]

youre so good man, you explain every detail even what does phpstorm do for you lol hahahaha

[christostsangaris]

Great video! Just a question: In production, I will have to connect with SSH and perform the same command just once, right? And if I want to use supervisors then I do it, right? Also, if I am sending an email each time a user registers, is there a command that can initiate the job in the background, and once it's finished to kill the job? Like $run->job(new JobName())->rightAway()