Laravel on load balancer and central logging file

@Tray2 Thanks for your reply. That's a general answer, what I want is a little more detailed answer ( steps ) on how to do it 😅.

@alnouirah It's quite easy.

You create the NFS share and then you mount it on both of your servers.

You can find more information here

https://cloud.netapp.com/blog/azure-anf-blg-linux-nfs-server-how-to-set-up-server-and-client

@Tray2 Thanks a lot for the resource I have enjoyed reading through this subject (NFS ). so, I have a little note about what I learned. NFS is perfect for sharing storage across servers and clients but when clients open files then it will be locked till finished ! in my case, I'm developing a system that may have hundreds of thousands of requests per day and in every request, there is a lot to log ! which means this issue will be a bottleneck for me 😣. is there another way of doing that !!

@alnouirah look at https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tech_talks/getting-started-with-load-balancers

Read through the material. If setup per the how to articles all should take care of itself.

@alnouirah Laravel has support for many logging providers. Open up your config/logging.php file. You can use something like Papertrail, or Bugsnag, or Sentry, to pipe logs to one central location.