Laravel's New Bus::bulk() Dispatches Huge Job Batches in One Insert

Laravel's June 2026 updates added Bus::bulk(), which queues large batches of jobs with a single database insert per connection instead of one write per job.

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Import a huge CSV without timing out by streaming it with LazyCollection and processing chunks through a Laravel job batch with progress tracking.

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