Thank you! Did not know how to put a Laravel application on a shared hosting before. Only problem I had I could not use the Composer package mananer properly, so I installed NPM and Composer packages locally, zipped everything and moved it to the server. Not the best practice, but it worked for me. The symbolic link did not directly display the website for me, I guess this could differ from host to host (using another host than Hostinger). Instead, I had to select the "public" folder (with the .htaccess, robots.txt, index.php and more) as 'main folder'. This folder is used as the 'root' when a request is recieved. Option may could be found under webserver and domain related settings, but I think this also differs from host to host. A few configurations for the .env file: - Set the APP_DEBUG property to false - To reduce information shown in case of an error - APP_ENV to production instead of local - Extra security configurations. - APP_URL can be filled with the domain - As shown, database and mail configuration can be configured here as well. Some commands most of you probably know already: php artisan key:generate php artisan migrate - Had to add the "--force" flag since application was in production mode. php artisan storage:link - When the storage module is used. npm run build - To 'build' and optimize the projects's CSS and JS, the output of this is located in the "build" folder within the earlier mentioned "public" directory by default. It has been quite a comment, but hopefully someone is helped with it.
Thanks for your comment. Zipping everything is a solution, but not ideal, when you have updates you will trouble every time. If your server supports ssh try to deploy using github actions
Great video! I've been struggling with deploying my Laravel project on shared hosting, but your tutorial made it seem so simple. The step-by-step instructions were easy to follow and the video quality was excellent. Thank you for taking the time to make this tutorial and helping us out. Keep up the good work! Would you please share us how to install Node and NPM
Thanks for the video - really grateful for the insights... especially the symbolic link! The minimum plan now is $2.99 with a 48 month contract only :/
You're welcome and good luck with your project deployment. That hosting will be enough for you for next 4 years. You can create 100 subdomains and 100 websites.
wait...can you make also tutorials how to add cron jobs in hostinger using laravel? because you're really good at explaining ☺️ hope this will get more demands
I generally FTP the whole thing. You just gave me a nice idea to symlink the public_html folder. Thanks :) Very helpful. Someday I will get to running npm commands right in hostinger.
Incredible video👏 Been struggling with the hosting until I watched your tutorial, and now I'm running my web app successfully. This really helps a lot, Thanks!
I have some questions... - How to correctly run a subdomain to make a test version of the project? I created a sub domain (hostinger create it in the public html), run the composer, key, db, migrations, env and all, but i get a 403 error. - On a share hosting is impossible to install node.js and run npm install? - On a share hosting does the auto-deploy from github works correctly? i have some issue about that
hmmm i swear i replayed to this :(, on hostinger while creating a new subdomain, 1.check Custom folder for subdomain 2. in the custom domain field enter foo/public. (instead of foo, insert your subdomain name).
Hey thanks ! I used your video as a guide to create a github action to deploy my Laravel App on hostinger - i skipped the composer install part so i put the installation of laravel dependencies on github actions instead. Hostinger will only get all stuffs including vendor files
That's actually a really good idea. Having two subdomains: dev.laravel-example.com - for development staging.laravel-example.com - for staging Is that what you mean?
No idea if this is new, but Hostinger comes preinstalled with both composer 1 and composer 2, but to use the latter you need to use the composer2 command.
Is it possible to hots jetstream inertia project on shared hosting ?? I have seen many people saying its a bad practice to host jetstream inertia projects on shared hosting
I love this video. It was very helpful to me. But I tried creating a laravel project using Jetstream as the Auth package but I was unable to compile the js assets. Just wanted to know if there is a fix or should I do everything locally and just upload when it's done
npm command is not available on shared hoasting, so you should build js files locally and upload them on server. You can commit these files on git as well
note: it only works with the main domain database and you have to update your main domain php version. I was trying to deploy it on a secondary domain on my shared web hosting but getting a php version error. Then I updated the main domain php version and it works. The same goes for database
can u plz confirm when we build asset using vite the styles are not loaded. the build folder is also present in public/html in localhost its working fine but on remote css showing not found
Zura, shared hosting on hostinger does not support php artisan storage when run with ssh, and the symbolic link does not fetch my images in production, the images display on development only. What do I do?
php artisan storage:link should work on shared hosting as well. And images should be displayed on production as well. Try to clear cache. What error do you get in browser console? It is possible you just need to debug the problems
Great video , but i still have a problem , after following all your steps , i still get 404 not found instead of my site content, what to do in this case ?
I am the first who clicked the laravel-example domain? It redirects to TH-cam `Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up (Official Music Video)` Oh my god. Thank for your video.
Hundreds of records will not be a problem I think. Even thousands will not be a problem. The problem will be if thousands of users access the website at the same time.
Is it possible to deploy a monorepo Laravel + React in the Shared Hosting? I don`t know much about Lavarel but I already have a React frontend app. And Laravel seems to be a good option to build a monorepo with React.
The tutorial does not work with the recommended Hostinger package. By default, Hostinger still uses Composer version 1 - there is a workaround for this in the tutorial - however, the package does not support Node, so you cannot proceed further. Nevertheless, the tutorial gives you a first idea of how to install Laravel on a shared host. Thank you for that.
As far as you have access to SSH, every step will be exactly as it is on local environment. To pull the latest changes - "git pull" To run composer commands - "php ~/composer.phar [COMMAND_NAME]" To run artisan commands "php artisan [COMMAND_NAME]" What do you exactly mean in "Adding aliases" or "Override default composer"?
@@TheCodeholic I haven't checked (tested) for a long time, but I think caused a problem with composer.json-lock. Maybe I should give him to .gitignore. I had to delete the vendor catalog and again . Maybe it also depends on the hosting. As for composer, the composer ", not php ~/composer.phar normally writes locally. For me in /home/nick/.bashrc I have a line . And as we talk about the alias, it is the abbreviation . Translated by Uncle G ;)
git pull will cause problems if you have composer-lock.json modified locally and that you run git pull which tries to pull also modified composer-lock.json file. On the hosting you won't have this problem because you are not going to modify composer-lock.json file on server. As for the aliases: If you are going to create that in your .bashrc file that should work. But that really depends on OS and some configurations as well.
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Thanks sir, I spent a week to figure this out. You saved me. Salute to you sir.
Thank You So Much for this it really helped me. I have just deployed my first web app, all thanks to you.
The idea of creating a symbolic link of public_html is live saving thanks 💙
Thank you sir! You save me a load of time messing around creating symlinks and failing to get it set up right
Thank you! Did not know how to put a Laravel application on a shared hosting before. Only problem I had I could not use the Composer package mananer properly, so I installed NPM and Composer packages locally, zipped everything and moved it to the server. Not the best practice, but it worked for me. The symbolic link did not directly display the website for me, I guess this could differ from host to host (using another host than Hostinger). Instead, I had to select the "public" folder (with the .htaccess, robots.txt, index.php and more) as 'main folder'. This folder is used as the 'root' when a request is recieved. Option may could be found under webserver and domain related settings, but I think this also differs from host to host.
A few configurations for the .env file:
- Set the APP_DEBUG property to false - To reduce information shown in case of an error
- APP_ENV to production instead of local - Extra security configurations.
- APP_URL can be filled with the domain
- As shown, database and mail configuration can be configured here as well.
Some commands most of you probably know already:
php artisan key:generate
php artisan migrate - Had to add the "--force" flag since application was in production mode.
php artisan storage:link - When the storage module is used.
npm run build - To 'build' and optimize the projects's CSS and JS, the output of this is located in the "build" folder within the earlier mentioned "public" directory by default.
It has been quite a comment, but hopefully someone is helped with it.
Thanks for your comment.
Zipping everything is a solution, but not ideal, when you have updates you will trouble every time.
If your server supports ssh try to deploy using github actions
Great video! I've been struggling with deploying my Laravel project on shared hosting, but your tutorial made it seem so simple. The step-by-step instructions were easy to follow and the video quality was excellent. Thank you for taking the time to make this tutorial and helping us out. Keep up the good work!
Would you please share us how to install Node and NPM
Co asking
Very simple, very useful. Good job 👏
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Thanks for the video - really grateful for the insights... especially the symbolic link! The minimum plan now is $2.99 with a 48 month contract only :/
@caliplanet 12 month plan also has 2.99
Thank you, just got the 48 months Business Web Hosting plan using your code.
You're welcome and good luck with your project deployment.
That hosting will be enough for you for next 4 years. You can create 100 subdomains and 100 websites.
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wait...can you make also tutorials how to add cron jobs in hostinger using laravel? because you're really good at explaining ☺️ hope this will get more demands
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Thanks a lot, I haven't found any solution for the composer version issue like yours, Great job
Thank you Zura, You are the best!
You saved my life! THANK YOU!
I bought this plan use your coupon! Thanks!!
I think you got great deal.
I generally FTP the whole thing. You just gave me a nice idea to symlink the public_html folder. Thanks :) Very helpful.
Someday I will get to running npm commands right in hostinger.
is ftping all things including vendor enough for deployment?
Thank you so much this is very helpful !
great video , thanks man 🙏
nice, basically for this to work the shared hosting company must have/provide ssh access
In my opinion if shared hosting provider does not support SSH you shoul not take its hosting
Incredible video👏 Been struggling with the hosting until I watched your tutorial, and now I'm running my web app successfully. This really helps a lot, Thanks!
Thank you for this video.
your videos are so usefull
thanks it worked...but images are not showing from local storage i dont know why
You made whole process complex
Please let me know easier way. I really want to learn as well
Amazing!
Thanks a lot! Just used your promo code ;)
my project was pending for a week. but now ❤
really helpful
Nice...
Helped me
Thank you, Great video
I need help please.
How to run "Node" on Hostinger premium shared hosting?
I also would like to know. Did you find some way??
I have some questions...
- How to correctly run a subdomain to make a test version of the project? I created a sub domain (hostinger create it in the public html), run the composer, key, db, migrations, env and all, but i get a 403 error.
- On a share hosting is impossible to install node.js and run npm install?
- On a share hosting does the auto-deploy from github works correctly? i have some issue about that
i got same exact issue any sloution ?
hmmm i swear i replayed to this :(,
on hostinger while creating a new subdomain,
1.check Custom folder for subdomain
2. in the custom domain field enter foo/public. (instead of foo, insert your subdomain name).
Hey thanks ! I used your video as a guide to create a github action to deploy my Laravel App on hostinger
- i skipped the composer install part so i put the installation of laravel dependencies on github actions instead. Hostinger will only get all stuffs including vendor files
Amazing sir... would u make another tutorial for the laravel staging site in that hostinger? Sry I'm not familiar with servers. Thanks 😍
That's actually a really good idea.
Having two subdomains:
dev.laravel-example.com - for development
staging.laravel-example.com - for staging
Is that what you mean?
@@TheCodeholic yeh sir exactly 🥰
@@TheCodeholicdid you ever get around to doing this?
No idea if this is new, but Hostinger comes preinstalled with both composer 1 and composer 2, but to use the latter you need to use the composer2 command.
Thanks for the comment, I discovered this few months ago
Thank you so much , just in time
Is it possible to hots jetstream inertia project on shared hosting ?? I have seen many people saying its a bad practice to host jetstream inertia projects on shared hosting
Hello, I have a few questions what kind of projects do you recommend for sharing hosting? and you can use just one VPS service for multiples projects?
you have composer 2 installed already. So you can just use composer2 as the command in place of composer e.g. composer2 install
Really? Does command "composer2 install" work?
excellent content, what about if you have vite in your laravel app? how can I configure that, please?
Check deployment video from my playlist of building social media website
Thanks great content really useful.
I will see it in a future
Thanks alot, one more question, how do i keep the laravel queue worker running when i close the SSH connection?
You need to run your queue command in background. Try to find how to run scripts in linux in background
I love this video. It was very helpful to me. But I tried creating a laravel project using Jetstream as the Auth package but I was unable to compile the js assets. Just wanted to know if there is a fix or should I do everything locally and just upload when it's done
npm command is not available on shared hoasting, so you should build js files locally and upload them on server. You can commit these files on git as well
Please make video about setup vps Ubuntu server with php, MySQL, Laravel and domain on vps server
Thank you. That is in my plans.
@@TheCodeholic please give me some good tutorial to set up vps server Ubuntu php MySQL Laravel and domain
@@giorgigeorge1003 just use cloudpanel that's all you need.
note: it only works with the main domain database and you have to update your main domain php version. I was trying to deploy it on a secondary domain on my shared web hosting but getting a php version error. Then I updated the main domain php version and it works. The same goes for database
Hi, I did everything and my simple website is up and running. But how do I run npm install and npm run dev?
Also wondering on this. Did you find anything out?
@@gangnamman133 as I understood you can't do this on shared hosting, i just compile the css/js on my local and pull it on the server from my git repo
You do not need to run npm run dev in production environment. 😊
can u plz confirm when we build asset using vite the styles are not loaded. the build folder is also present in public/html
in localhost its working fine but on remote css showing not found
can you make a tutorial on how to install multiple laravel website on subdomain with hostiger
God Bless you!
thanks you - what if i want to deploy on subdomain ?
How can we update our website whenever theres a new code? Thanks!
You need to login via ssh, navigate into projects root folder and run git pull
Zura, shared hosting on hostinger does not support php artisan storage when run with ssh, and the symbolic link does not fetch my images in production, the images display on development only. What do I do?
php artisan storage:link should work on shared hosting as well.
And images should be displayed on production as well. Try to clear cache.
What error do you get in browser console? It is possible you just need to debug the problems
Why not which composer? Hostinger has a symlink to composer2 :)
Kindly do a video hosting in a vps too
I think I will make it.
@@TheCodeholic thanks you again and again.Have just bought ur vue and Laravel e-commerce course.Thanks again for the offer
Great video , but i still have a problem , after following all your steps , i still get 404 not found instead of my site content, what to do in this case ?
I am the first who clicked the laravel-example domain? It redirects to TH-cam `Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up (Official Music Video)` Oh my god. Thank for your video.
Can you make or do you have a video on how to intergrate a payment system like Stripe into a Laravel appliication?
I have video on the exact same topic
@@TheCodeholic Alright thanks a lot 🙏🏾
I thought it was going to be easy
Can you show load tests with 100s of products or blogs within the same hosting.
Hundreds of records will not be a problem I think.
Even thousands will not be a problem. The problem will be if thousands of users access the website at the same time.
Is it possible to deploy a monorepo Laravel + React in the Shared Hosting? I don`t know much about Lavarel but I already have a React frontend app. And Laravel seems to be a good option to build a monorepo with React.
thanks for this but the problem is the routes are not working as it says 403
have you any idea for use mongodb with laravel 11? if yes then guide me
The tutorial does not work with the recommended Hostinger package. By default, Hostinger still uses Composer version 1 - there is a workaround for this in the tutorial - however, the package does not support Node, so you cannot proceed further. Nevertheless, the tutorial gives you a first idea of how to install Laravel on a shared host. Thank you for that.
Should i change APP_URL to the used domain URL?
how do you run "npm run prod
" for frontend css compilation?
Artisan command not executing on server - any ideas? rwxr-xr-x artisan
Can I use rachet on shared hosting?
Storage linking is not working in Premium Hosting plan.
Can you share error image?
And now... how update site on shared hosting, adding aliases, override default composer... ;)
As far as you have access to SSH, every step will be exactly as it is on local environment.
To pull the latest changes - "git pull"
To run composer commands - "php ~/composer.phar [COMMAND_NAME]"
To run artisan commands "php artisan [COMMAND_NAME]"
What do you exactly mean in "Adding aliases" or "Override default composer"?
@@TheCodeholic I haven't checked (tested) for a long time, but I think caused a problem with composer.json-lock. Maybe I should give him to .gitignore. I had to delete the vendor catalog and again . Maybe it also depends on the hosting. As for composer, the composer ", not php ~/composer.phar normally writes locally. For me in /home/nick/.bashrc I have a line . And as we talk about the alias, it is the abbreviation . Translated by Uncle G ;)
git pull will cause problems if you have composer-lock.json modified locally and that you run git pull which tries to pull also modified composer-lock.json file. On the hosting you won't have this problem because you are not going to modify composer-lock.json file on server. As for the aliases: If you are going to create that in your .bashrc file that should work. But that really depends on OS and some configurations as well.
Im having a error doing storage:link. Anyone knows how to fix it?
Can u share the error stack?
can you show us how to deploy on cpanel
403
Forbidden
Access to this resource on the server is denied!
and now how i edit the front page
Like you normally would do in your project.
Edit, commit and push, then pull on server.
What about deploy on aws
hi how can i paste it? hehe
laravel next js and mysql deploy please
What about npm run build?
hi, could you do it?, I have same issue
Did anyone else got rickroll'd? >.>
Do you have any issues? Maybe I can help?
how to run a worker
You make it very complicated for those panel..
2024-Oct-02
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