I'm setting up a web for deployment, but there's something I came across with that I can't find information about, it's setting up a daemon for queue:work, I made a job that handles everything, I uploaded everything to the server, but what I can't figure out is how to run queue:workon the server, should I use a cron job (provided by cPanel) or run the command via ssh?
You should be using a tool like supervisor for that. This will ensure that queue:work is running all the time. If it fails to run supervisor will make sure it will start it up again as well ;)
Make sure that you restart supervisor after/during the deployment. If you don't your queue might not work correctly because the code will not be refreshed! So that is an important step to take!
I just got the time to check your answer, sorry for the wait!
I can't install supervisoras I'm working on a shared hosting, I've read somewhere else that I can set up a cron job to restart/start the queue with the database driver (it's the one I'm using right now), how can I possibly do that? With Laravel's Task Scheduling?
@Hitostacha You can run a single cronjob using the Task Scheduling tool. However your shared hosting should allow you to create a cronjob as well. If you can't install supervisor I also don't expect you will be able to run a cronjob.
It might be better to either synchronously run your jobs instead of queuing them or move to an environment where you actually can run this!
