Use Laravel's built-in caching mechanisms with drivers like Redis or Memcached to cache frequently accessed data and reduce database load. Cache your routes to speed up route registration. Cache the configuration files to boost performance.
Use eager loading to minimize the number of queries. Ensure proper indexing on your database tables to speed up queries. Avoid N+1 query issues and use joins where appropriate.
Offload time-consuming tasks (like sending emails or processing uploads) to background jobs using Laravel Queues. Choose the right queue driver (like Redis, Beanstalkd, or Amazon SQS) based on your application's needs.
Use Laravel Mix to compile and minify your assets. Serve your static assets from a CDN to reduce load times and improve global accessibility.
Enable HTTP/2 and SSL to improve the loading speed of your website. Cache entire responses using Laravel Response Cache package.