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Set up shared hosting
1Once-per-account Admin-Server bootstrap — monitoring cron, ops/deploys/backups webhooks, MD5 baselines, and server.env before any Laravel deploy.
Post-deploy monitoring
2Immediate and 24–48h smoke tests, monitoring, user feedback, and post-mortem after production launch.
6 · Rollback + monitor
3Prove a one-command rollback restores a previous release, run the immediate post-deploy sweeps, and open the standing 24–48h observation follow-up without leaving Phase 5 falsely partial.
Phase 7 · Security & monitoring
4Harden the deployed app (rotate vendor defaults, TLS/HSTS, security headers, rate limits, session/mass-assignment audit), add an audit trail, then make it observable — off-server backups, Sentry, uptime, logs — and close out the legal layer (GDPR, cookie consent) and compliance tracks (SOC 2 / HIPAA).
4 · Off-server backups
5The one MUST of observability — assess what already exists, wire Spatie Laravel Backup to run daily, and ship to an S3-compatible off-site destination (S3 / Spaces / B2 / R2) under one BACKUP_AWS_* env prefix with the 3-2-1 rule.
5 · Observability
6Extend the basic Sentry DSN into cron monitors, performance, and release health; add rotated + structured logs; expose a health endpoint with external uptime monitoring; and define alert escalation backed by a quarterly restore drill.
4 · Post-deploy monitoring & day-2 (P9)
7Watch closely through the first 24–48h — smoke tests, integration checks, performance/security spot-checks, log triage, and baselines — with rollback always one command away, then the abbreviated subsequent-deploy cycle.
Monitoring & analytics
8The mental model behind error monitoring (Sentry) and web analytics on a CodeCanyon Laravel app — what each watches, how sampling and privacy work, and which one answers which question.
MonSpark Monitoring
9Wire MonSpark as the uptime, cron heartbeat, alerting, and status-page layer for CodeCanyon Laravel projects.
Wiring vendor consoles with an AI agent
10Drive Discord, Slack, MonSpark, Stripe, Cloudflare, and other provider dashboards safely with browser automation while keeping login, authorization, and secrets human-owned.