Google AppEngine is my server platform of choice for all new apps. It's affordable (free during development) globally distributed, automatically load-balanced, fast, and Google is one third party that is pretty safe to depend on.
There is one caveat about GAE though: The disk is read-only. Writing to disk is simply not possible.
Is there a way to make Laravel not write services.json to the disk, other than mangling the framework itself to return true in FileSystem->put() ?
I would extend the class that writes the file (Illuminate\Foundation\ProviderRepository) and just return the the json encoded manifest.
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