You could also set up logging to use syslog. In our application environments we usually have several components playing together (Laravel is one of them). Every component writes to syslog using a specific "ident" and we collect all logs with tools like graylog or kibana. So it's easy for us to find related errors (i.e. if a backend service throws an error and the Laravel request therefore fails).
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