I am currently building a RESTful API for a JS based front end. I have a request to also build a CMS system with Laravel that will also interface with the API. My suggestion is to have them all running as seperate processes, communicating via HTTP requests - quite possibly on seperate Amazon EC2 servers. However its been suggested that this may be slow and, would there be a way to have the CMS make calls to the API via controller requests rather than over HTTP?
Is it possible to have two instances of Laravel communicate in this way?
Why dont you develop them as packages and require them in one laravel?
Great idea. Thanks!
hettiger said:
Why dont you develop them as packages and require them in one laravel?
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