I would actually use the Laravel Queue, which would allow me to actually track whether the request completed and how long it took.
Absolutely, that's a much more complete and solid solution ... the usage of exec/curl is more a quick & dirty hack, but maybe it's good enough for something non-critical.
Finally, I move this code to Laravel Queues and it's the first time I use em for the six years of using Laravel :) Thanks for it!
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I would actually use the Laravel Queue, which would allow me to actually track whether the request completed and how long it took.
Absolutely, that's a much more complete and solid solution ... the usage of exec/curl is more a quick & dirty hack, but maybe it's good enough for something non-critical.
Finally, I move this code to Laravel Queues and it's the first time I use em for the six years of using Laravel :) Thanks for it!