If you are here, you are probably exploring how laravel works on shared hosting, on some low-budget project or just have reasons you prefer shared ...
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Thanks for your blog post, I have a couple of questions though 😉
How about the symbolic link to the
storagedirectory? Most shared hosting providers don't allow the creation of symbolic links.laravel.com/docs/5.8/structure#the...
And this seems to work perfectly for new installs, what would you suggest the flow would be for updates that require DB migration?
You are right, not all shared hosting providers allow creation of symbolic links so I have mostly just uploaded my public files to public_html by changing root path in filesystem config.
For update on db migrations... You will probably need a sql script to alter your tables or alter it manually using phpmyadmin.
A friend of mine recommended this package (github.com/kofoworola/route-commands); It let's you run artisan commands through web routes. Pretty neat 😇
Interesting! Thanks for sharing.
Hi, In my experience shared hosting is not recommended for Laravel. You can instead use cloud servers like Digitalocean, Vultr, Linode etc. Also if you are non-technical you can use managed solution like Cloudways.
cloudways.com/blog/install-laravel...
Nice article. This was one you. You can also do the following.
How to upload a Laravel project on shared hosting.
Mohd Samgan Khan ・ Jun 23 ・ 2 min read
it's much easier and needs min. configurations.
Added some knowledge, Thanks!
Shared hosting is a bad choice for laravel. Laravel is a framework , and like other framework such as wordpress, drupal etc, it require a powerful server. For example, it requires a good amount of RAM, disk space and a good processor speed. But shared hosting is bad in all the three.If you are not a technical person, you can also choose a managed service such as Devrims.
devrims.com/blog/why-laravel-share...
Simple and easy process, but at todays age most people do not prefer getting into technicalities and focusing more on the business side (talking about the start-ups). So would do you prefer to them deploying on a shared hosting, or take the road of managed hosting, where there are just a few clicks and you are ready to deploy your site. Also, your data can be at risk on a shared hosting site. What do you personally prefer and why?
Great article explaining this process.. Thanks for the great work.
Thanks Solomon 👍
Here is another resource full article about Laravel project deployment in Shared Hosting
nihardaily.com/21-deploy-guideline...
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Mr Juni 😎
Great Content. Thank you.
Thanks for reading up man 🙇♂️
Hoping to help the impatient like me, here is a php script that can help us save a lot of time for deployment on shared hosting: laravel-deployer.planethoster.world
Do i need to upload vendor and node_modules to the ftp server??
Yes on vendor, not sure about node_modules - It depends I guess.