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BlackRockShooter's avatar

Laravel Reverb in Share Hosting

I deployed my laravel project in Hostinger via their shared hosting plan however I can't seem to make laravel reverb work as wll as queuing jobs. I tried looking up the documentation for reverb but it only show example for nginx where as hostinger use litespeed. What should I do?

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Snapey's avatar

what heppens when you start the service?

BlackRockShooter's avatar

@Snapey hello, sorry for replying so late. I learned that hostinger's shared hosting only allows outgoing connections so I just subscribed to vps hosting instead.

martinbean's avatar

@Mister_JS You need to not use shared hosting, as @blackrockshooter found.

Shared hosting, resources are shared amongst multiple customers. So it’s not fair to other customers on the same server if you’re hogging resources (CPU and RAM) with long-running processes like Reverb and queue workers.

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@martinbean ok, thanks. using a vps I will need to configure many things, I guess, until now I just used shared hosting, and I never had the need to use websocket before, I think it will be difficult to set up everything about the websocket server

martinbean's avatar

@Mister_JS If you want to use shared hosting, then use an external service such as Pusher, which doesn’t require you to have a daemon process running on your server.

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@martinbean right, I will take a time to choose between VPS or shared hosting + Pusher service, thanks

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