Consider your application having other factors common excluding laravel php-FPM and Laravel Octane like apache server, ram size, processors speed etc.
So can somebody tell me why and which is better with performance wise?
I found lot of content about laravel octane and php-fpm but I didn't find any comparision between them, Either both have complete different purposes and I am miss understanding its meaning or I am digging correctly.
CodePudding user response：
PHP-FPM is not specifically related to Laravel while Octane is. There are plenty of sites that give you some metrics on using PHP-FPM that don't need to be rehashed here.
Laravel Octane is a laravel-specific project for improving the performance of your Laravel application and isn't really an apples to apples comparison with PHP-FPM.
The real question is, if you're developing Laravel today is PHP-FPM the best way to serve the application.
Given the old age of the PHP-FPM project it is preferred to optimize and host your Laravel project using Octane. It is (arguably) the real future of Laravel and decouples the serving of your project from a server like Apache or nginx and instead lets Laravel serve itself via Swoole and can be coupled with high-performance serving engines like RoadRunner.
If you're interested in performance, Laravel Octane is the optimal choice, but you will have to factor in the new concepts of semi-stateful programming for your application.
This is something of an opinion-based topic so SO might not be the best place to get answers, but hope this helped.
CodePudding user response：
I tried both of them, the result was terrific. Am i wrong?