Deploy Laravel on Ubuntu Nginx server

[@wormy_coder]

First time i watched your videos, i successfully deploy my laravel apps. You deserve a subscriber

[@mohamedmansor9035]

Thank you. It was very helpful finding a clear way of deploying into nginx

[@wormy_coder]

From now on I will now move to nginx to deploy my apps its not difficult compare to apache so much configuration. You have to run this or else your app will not work. Thanks for this tutorial.❤❤❤

[@didianasfudi1629]

thank you, for making this part ♥

[@bohemianrhapsody3920]

you described it as simple as possible keep it up

[@chibuikeumezinwa7827]

Good lesson.
I'm having issue making my uploaded files in storage served by nginx. i have followed every step in this video. i use public disk and has ran the "PHP artisan storage:link" command but no luck. what else do I need to do
Thanks

[@imanaski1878]

Very nice walk through, Thank you.

[@qwizzwizz]

Very concise and clear. Thank yoU!

[@nickponcho]

Thank you so much!! THis really helped me deploying my laravel apps on Azure as well

[@codewithsusan]

Glad it helped!

[@irfan_susilo]

well documented instructions, thank you

[@helloitsjury]

So easy to follow, thank you!

[@EddieMao]

Fantastic tutorial video, thank you so much, Susan.

[@codewithsusan]

You're welcome; thanks for watching Eddie.

[@brandong8323]

how do i make nginx server find my build files in the public/build/assets folder I'm confused

[@andraan07]

Going to try this out on my next project - thanks!

[@taofeekakinkunmi8990]

Thank you, this video is helpful

[@shadrackabely1013]

I have struggled with this but thanks alot you have helped me alot

[@mahdisolati697]

Very Thanks .it was helpful

[@cubedev4838]

Amazing, please cover how to deploy in staging, production and how to setup all this things...

[@okerik8099]

Thank you Susan, it works!

[@Just-dg4je]

Very helpful video

[@mahmoudalsharqawi9019]

Thanks for your efforts. It was very helpful.

[@imcalled_ali]

tnx for your clear and easy explanation

[@gowthamchakkarapani1482]

I tried, it didnt worked for me. Need to see the issues list mentioned

[@fiacrebarthelemyngouang1328]

good, thanks

[@da_saint2948]

this is apt and very clear. Thank you.

[@Uri77]

I have read and done many tutorials to deploy laravel in an aws instance (lightsail) and none have worked for me. Why is so complicated ? Maybe with docker I can do it. I noob in devOps job.

[@Vishwanath-u6z]

great video helped me alot with my deploying process

[@cardenat]

Excellent explanation, please could you make a video deploying to aws ec2 instance for Laravel api app?. Thanks a lot

[@CodeFusionDev]

it so helpful and easy guide

[@teamscits5621]

Nice explanation. Thanks.

[@SaidFlores-z3j]

me encata tus videos

[@jamesanuncio2773]

Thanks for this

[@wtatari]

Really helpful, thank you

[@psreepathi]

Going to try this in my next project

[@rafaelmaghari8033]

Thanks for this!

[@logsnroll]

Good tutorial!

[@Afhamou]

Thank you. The video was helful

[@chathushkarodrigo8071]

going to try this out Thanks

[@HarrisMariano-m2h]

Thank You!

[@Uri77]

I follow all steps but, when a try to clone: fatal: could not create work tree dir 'my-repol': Permission denied, I did all steps in your tuto..SSH Keys and Github ... and Permission denied, What do I have to do ?

[@Uri77]

what kind of permission I have to give to www folder ?? What is the best practice for permission in that folder ?

[@codewithsusan]

It sounds like the user you are operating as does not have write access to the www directory.
You can try prefixing the clone command with `sudo` so it will execute it with root privileges.
Alternatively, you can change the owner of the `www` directory to whatever user you’re operating as. This can be down with the `chown` command following this pattern: `chown username -r www`

[@luispinedamiranda793]

Thanks a lot Sussan!!!

[@bluesky6704]

thank you but i have a an issue my defualt nginx web page still showing not my app

[@codewithsusan]

Try running the command nginx -T | grep "server_name " to see all the server names your nginx server currently has enabled. Confirm the domain (or subdomain) you're setting up is listed there. If it's not, recheck all the steps outlined in the video. If it is and it's still not working, drop me an email at [e-mail] with a copy of your site config and I can take a look.

[@tahaabujrad7806]

Great Video

[@rakhafebryzarasendriya2313]

very useful, thanks

[@qwizzwizz]

After following all steps I keep encountring 403 Forbidden issue on nginx. I assume its not laravel issue but more of nginx issue. Can you please advise what i may be doing wrong.

[@codewithsusan]

Check the output of running "sudo nginx -t". It will let you know if you have any issues in your site configs.
Also, here's a separate guide I have on setting up sites on Nginx specifically that might be helpful: th-cam.com/video/omPd93uLQDc/w-d-xo.html
If neither of those things get you on track, drop me an email ([e-mail]) and I can help you troubleshoot further.

[@qwizzwizz]

@@codewithsusan running sudo nginx -t
gives following output:
nginx: the configuration file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf syntax is ok
nginx: configuration file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf test is successful
Thanks for the link I will check that if still stuc will email you! Cheers Susan.

[@germanramirez9535]

Super useful thanks :)

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Thank youuuu

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Very helpful video

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Thank you for your share

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Thank you!

[@mootuun]

Thank you so much!!

[@MuhammedSaidTaylan]

thanks for your sharing

[@yassineachour8352]

Great video, can you cover how to host multiple Laravel apps in one nginx server

[@codewithsusan]

I have a guide that's not specific to Laravel but it does show how to set up multiple sites on one Nginx server: th-cam.com/video/omPd93uLQDc/w-d-xo.html

[@ShaminurRezaRana]

going to try this out

[@nataliesagnoy3579]

very informative.

[@boochiboochi]

thx for this tutorial!

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informative...

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[@МаксимЯнак]

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try this for my new project

[@CTO-q6m]

perfect and simple)

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Tres bonne pratique

[@JMBAWORKS]

thanks for the info

[@itsronnylicious]

thank you!

[@PolycampusLearningManagement]

Thanks.

[@sumitkumarbag9113]

helpful video

[@codedjango]

Do you have any video on how to deploy backend e.g. Django and frontend e.g. Vue3 both on nginx?

[@codewithsusan]

Not at the moment - I don't work much with Django (nothing against it, just don't use it currently).

[@codedjango]

Sure thanks...

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good one

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Thanks

[@Autopoietico]

Good video! :D

[@codewithsusan]

Thanks! 😁

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Thanks!

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good job

[@codewithsusan]

Thanks Carl!

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Helpful

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ty

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Good video

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Good!

[@PsixTsix]

Nice

[@rootuser-i8w]

Can recommend ne what is the best solutuon for setting owrmisison for my latavel directory
Assuming var/www/test is my laravel oroject stored
Currently im doing as owner is root
Group owber is www data
Is this a good solution.
Sometimes i need to run acript in the server.
Please guide me on how to setup a proper permissions

[@codewithsusan]

The solution you mentioned, with the owner set to root and the group set to www-data (or the user under which your web server runs), is a common and reasonable approach.
That being said, it's generally recommended to set the owner to the user account that will be managing the project (e.g., your user account), rather than root. This helps prevent accidental changes or modifications by the root user.

[@josematimbe638]

thanks !

[@KienNguyen-sg1nf]

Good

[@Intelligaia-Studio]

it is showing file not found

[@codewithsusan]

My best guess based on the info you provided is there was an issue during the step of configuring the site with Nginx. Double check the settings you added to the file in /etc/nginx/sites-available/. If you want to email me a copy at [e-mail] I can give it a second set of eyes for you.

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