Overview

The Mutex for Laravel Console Commands is a powerful tool designed to prevent overlapping of console commands in your Laravel applications. This package can significantly enhance the stability and reliability of your command-line tasks by ensuring that only one instance of a command runs at a time. With its flexible configuration options, this package is a must-have for developers seeking to manage their console commands more effectively, particularly in complex applications deployed across multiple nodes.

Leveraging various strategies for mutex management, such as file, MySQL, Redis, and Memcached, this tool allows you to tailor your command execution to fit your application's needs. Whether you're managing simple cron jobs or intricate task automation, Mutex for Laravel Console Commands provides the functionalities necessary to streamline the execution of console commands.

Features

Multiple Strategy Support: Choose between different strategies for command mutex, including file, MySQL, Redis, and Memcached, to suit your application's scale and architecture.
Custom Timeout Configuration: Set custom timeouts for command execution, allowing for better control over how long to wait for a running command before giving up.
Shared Mutex for Multiple Commands: Easily handle overlapping issues for multiple commands by setting a shared mutex name, simplifying management of related tasks.
Flexible Storage Options: Override the default storage location for mutex files when using the file strategy, enabling organization that matches your application's structure.
Troubleshooting Guidance: Comprehensive troubleshooting options and documentation to address common issues, ensuring smooth integration with your existing commands.
Trait Integration: Use the WithoutOverlapping trait to prevent command overlaps seamlessly while keeping your existing command structures intact.
Compatibility Across Laravel Versions: The package supports a wide range of Laravel versions, ensuring that it can be integrated into various projects regardless of the Laravel version you are using.

Dmitry Ivanov

Laravel Console Mutex