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I get an error following the steeps at 5:49: mimo@DESKTOP-QDGRGPU:~/laravel_demo$ ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "deployments and ssh access" -f ~/Desktop/laravel_demo/key Generating public/private rsa key pair. Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase): Enter same passphrase again: Saving key "/home/mimo/Desktop/laravel_demo/key" failed: No such file or directory ################### Could you mention again how did you create the directory to save the keys? thanks in Advance!

Really nice explanation!

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so its fine to use elastic cache vs using the memory db server? is there any difference?

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perfect, thanks

That's crazy, thanks bro

1:08 Wouldn’t changing the symlink potentially mess up currently processing requests? It’s messier to edit the nginx conf files and then reload nginx, but isn’t that a better principle for a high traffic websites?

Does _service nginx reload_ cut off currently running requests? And if so, if the site is already in operation, is it better to use _nginx -s reload_ so that old requests still running can be completed with the old config, instead of being cut off?

Here’s some unsolicited advice because I want you to get more views: To accommodate more viewer-types, you could plan your script as if the viewer isn’t necessarily watching. E.g. 3:40 read out the command you’re inputting, or at least verbally state there is a command being pasted in, so that listeners know they need to check the screen. It also gives 1.5 or 2 speed listeners time to pause without rewinding. “add-apt-repository” is new to me so I need a good prompt to slow it down and pay attention/learn, but still want to skim over commands I know. And for (visual) viewers there’s no harm in using the audio direction to make kind of “multi-channel” digestible I was going to critique your thumbnails but later videos are already much better. I’d say copy 95%, instead of being creative (similar to how we use frameworks instead of reinventing the wheel (badly)). Take pride in being effective, not creative. I really wish someone had told me this much earlier (for both graphic design and software design!) TH-cam overlays the last few seconds with suggested videos (at least on mobile app) so you can paste in a standard outro screen after the actual “content” has ended I’ll be watching most of your videos today so if I think of anything else I’ll edit here. Thank you!

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Hello sir. Thanks for making this video. I am facing an issue. Could you please help? 2024/11/19 19:14:02 [crit] 31476#31476: *481 connect() to unix:/var/run/php/php8.3-fpm-fpm.sock fai> 2024/11/19 19:15:40 [crit] 31476#31476: *483 connect() to unix:/var/run/php/php8.3-fpm-fpm.sock fai> 2024/11/19 19:17:43 [crit] 31476#31476: *485 connect() to unix:/var/run/php/php8.3-fpm-fpm.sock fai> 2024/11/19 19:18:31 [crit] 31476#31476: *487 connect() to unix:/var/run/php/php8.3-fpm-fpm.sock fai>

Very good video covering docker swarm..the visualiser did make things easier to understand

8:25 After the command 'sudo nginx -t' it throws the error: "52038#52038: unknown directive "server_name_" in /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/laravel-demo.conf:4 nginx: configuration file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf test failed". In the nano file I wrote server_name _;. Anyone knows how to solve this? thanks

Thank you so much for creating such detailed and helpful videos! I truly appreciate the effort you put into these. Have you already made a video on setting up the same thing for a production-level app? Specifically, one that demonstrates how to maintain this setup for an unlimited time, ensuring robust security and implementing regular database backups?

how i get public ssh key when i create a new app, sir?

Looks awesome, I want to make one for my brother but I have the t-display-s3 touch variant. Do you think it would be tough to get it working

will you show digitalocean?

Thanks man.

Loved the explanation. Thank you senpai.

love these videos. Very underrated, would love if you can create a demo with caching using Redis

I have followed all the steps unfortunately the kit logo process comes up in the terminal in a continuous loop then it ends but no docker container has been created and the folder larademo is empty

Amazing job, Bob! Can't help stop admiring. Can you please explain: when you call horizon or cron via "kit larademo:prod cron start", it executes the command in the one randomly choosen EC2 worker instance, am I right? And each instance has horizon and cron available and is absolutely stateless, so we can call any of them to run cron/horizon. Thanks again!

Bob, you do an amazing job! And these series are real treasure. Thanks you!

This is a bit misleading. "e3" isn't Emacs. It can emulate some of Emacs's keybindings, depending on the command name you use to invoke it. But it can also emulate Vi's keybindings or the keybindings from Pico (precursor to Nano). To install Emacs, you would just run "sudo apt install emacs".

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starts with lots and lots of alphabet soup without any explanation. might be good for experts but not for me

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still cant' wrap around the nginx 13: permission denied error

I only discover you today! Absolutely fantastic!

Hi Bob, I like your strcture I came up with the same. Unfortunately I am facing the issues that I like to use a dockerignore file as well and here the problem starts the dockerignbore file need to reside in the build context, which when I use the structure you provided project - code - docker1 - docker2 the build command would look something like that "docker build -f docker1/Dockerfile" with cwd "path/to/proejct" as otherwise the code directory can't be access. Hence the ".dockerignore" file needs to reside in the root folder of the project. I rather would like to have the .dockerignore be combined with the Dockerfile itself. Any recommandations?

I'm looking into deploying Laravel on Swarm and this is incredbily useful, thank you! I was wondering, how do you handle DB migrations, scheduler, and queue workers in Swarm?

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Nice video!

I'm a beginner, but it looks like we will slightly pay the same cost between all thoses CPUs, I think that's great. For example two t2.micro cost the same and have the same power of one t2.2xlarge. So it is a lot easier for a new platform to just horizontally scaling during peaks with t2.micro then when average number of visitors grows switch to the next CPU capacity, cost should be probably the same. Of course this idea have to be tested on different scenarios. Thank you for your content!

[owner rwx] "They can read, write, and execute things inside that directory." None of that is correct. It means the user (r) can read the list of names and the types of the objects in that directory; (w) can create, rename, and delete objects in that directory; (x) can read the metadata (owner, group, permissions, timestamps) and can change into that directory (which is the (only) requirement for accessing any content). The permissions of a file in that directory determine if you can read, write, and/or execute it (assuming you can reach it (x)). Given that the directory has 750, noone except the owner and the group members can read any of those 644 files. [sudo !!] In general it is better to use the upward arrow key to get the last command line back for editing and prepend it with sudo. [alias] Talking about aliases it would have made a lot of sense to mention that everyone can easily create such aliases for themselves by adding the alias definitions to .bashrc or a dedicated aliases file. [ACL] In a 16min video about filesystem permissions I would have expected that ACL and overriding mount options (ro,noexec) are not explained in detail but at least mentioned.

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Amazing video! Thank you so much!

One of the most valuable videos on TH-cam I’ve watched in the last year.

How to handle separate php-fpm pool for other laravel app?

can you do one with SystemD support?

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For me, before watching this video, I usually use Immersive Translate to help me translate multiple languages. But now I am also interested in this new tool. I think I will try it if I can 😂.

I love this type of content, so much gems being delivered in such a short time

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What if your app uses a non aws rds database? Would you only create a worker node for the db? How does this work in docker swarm in a non aws environment?

Also good to see about full linting for code base and connect it to CI/CD and depends bot

At the end I am fond a person who can explain all these things with docker (prod, dev) and CI/CD No one explains it in a real and good way or just some small videos for 0.1 level. Thank you very much. I am creating my own environments for laravel and WordPress for now with infrastructure pattern and I am stuck in GitHub action one of my actions can see vendor files inside. Also, you have your own solution "kit" and it look cool becouse I start do on makefile my commands and now I am thinking about migrating it to your "kit" idea. If it possible can you make some videos about - Git Hub action makes a button for a rollback of a deployed project on the last version or version that we want of project. - Set up staging environment too. Thx for your work.