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As a solo founder, I love building tools that solve real problems—and sometimes, the results are surprising. Last week, my Laravel-powered random photo API saw a spike in usage, handling 4,800 random image requests in just one day on November 14th.

Over the full 7-day period, I recorded:
310 unique visitors; 537 total visits; 7,760 redirects

Most of these requests came directly to the API endpoint, not through my main website. This means people are integrating the service into their own demo projects or scripts, which is exactly what I hoped for.

I built this API with Laravel, focusing on simplicity and scalability. The site is hosted on a VPS, where I run 30 other sites using Docker Compose, Traefik for routing, and FrankenPHP for performance. This setup lets me manage multiple projects efficiently while keeping everything secure and fast.

If you’re curious about how I structured this, check out my site architecture guide: coz.jp/LuQXBe

This experience taught me a lot about real-world API usage and the importance of tracking API calls separately from website visits. If you’re building APIs, make sure your analytics reflect both your website and API traffic accurately for this I am using Umami Analytics and sending api events server side.

Daniel Petrica · A Production-Ready Laravel Architecture with Traefik and FrankenPHP
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A suggestion for Mastodon to use relative URLs and UUIDs for assets (images, etc.) in profiles and posts instead of linking directly to object storage.

github.com/mastodon/mastodon/i

This would:

• Simplify things for third-party apps and simplify the API (if implemented for assets in profiles)

• Help in migrations (if implemented for assets in posts)

• Make it possible to switch object storage backends without losing all assets (eg., move away from AWS)

Thoughts?

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