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Hello everyone, I am using Laravel and NextJS to create a cryptocurrency exchange right now, so I want to make sure that Laravel is suitable for the exchange and can handle the loads. For instance, if 100 users simultaneously submit requests to buy cryptocurrency, Laravel can manage each one independently or process each one in a queue ?
Yes Laravel can manage several request simultaneously, but it also depends on other factors like your webhosting (processor, RAM, how many concurrent connections available).
And I think that you'll need to queue the actions and configure a supervisor to run several worker simultaneously.
@vincent15000, thanks for the update.
We will be using our own high-configuration server.
One more thing I'd like to know: if I'm using the Laravel queue system to handle user requests (for example, using a third-party API), how would I send the third-party API response back to the user?
@malikmeraj When you are using an API from a controller or a service, you send an HTTP request and the request returns you back some response / datas.
$response = Http::get(...);
When you are using a queue, the only difference is that the request is sent to a queue and executed later.
So even in a queue, you retrieve the response and can do something with it.
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