This month we shipped the ability to run Symfony apps on Laravel Cloud, managed Valkey and object storage in Forge, Bus::bulk() for batch dispatch, and MCP server tooling across Laravel's AI stack.

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Laravel's June 2026 product updates cover three main products. The Laravel Framework added Bus::bulk() for dispatching large job batches in a single database insert, Postgres transaction pooler support for PgBouncer and RDS Proxy, and MCP client/server tooling so AI agents can connect to remote MCP servers. Laravel Cloud now supports fully managed Symfony 7.4 LTS and 8.x apps with zero code changes, added Stripe Projects integration for provisioning and billing, improved per-member notification routing, and expanded outbound IP addresses. Laravel Forge introduced managed Valkey caches and managed object storage, both provisioned directly from the dashboard.

Laravel June Product Updates