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phuongphally's avatar

Hosting godaddy.com not support laravel 5.4

Should anybody recommend me good hosting service , fast and also support laravel 5.4

I can not get it working in godaddy.com hosting.

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Baryla's avatar

It probably doesn't work because the PHP version that GoDaddy has doesn't meet the requirements of Laravel 5.4.

Try looking into hosting providers that offer PHP 5.6.4 and up. I believe fasthosts and 1and1 support PHP 7.

Abi's avatar

digital ocean/linode are good and cheap

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TheNephilim's avatar

Check out https://www.fortrabbit.com/laravel-hosting which takes care of everything.

Otherwise DigitalOcean with Laravel Forge is a very nice combination.

I like that Laravel Forge just charges $15 per user, instead of per project. But the downside is, that when hosting just one project or starting with one project, it can be a bit costly.

phuongphally's avatar

I want to hosting Laravel web App and web service API for android and IOS .

Billion users will use my app. So DigitalOcean is good for me ?

themadsicilian's avatar

Billions of users? You'd definitely want a respectable load balancing setup and ease to horizontally scale as needed. I'd personally stick with this list:

desert_ebs's avatar

To Run Laravel 5.4 project on Godaddy. Follow these steps required: SSH Login, Git

  1. Go to your GoDaddy cpanel and change php version 7

  2. create a folder outside the public_html eg: applications

  3. pull your project to applications

  4. update your composer.json file

  5. copy index.php and .htaccess from applications/public to public_html

  6. edit index.php: remove all code and add these lines

  7. Your project will access assets, css, js files from public_html you can keep these files in public_html or you can create symlink from your applications/public to public_html eg: ln -s /home/username/applications/css /home/username/public/

dbapro's avatar

@phuongphally Let's be realistic, you're not going to get a billion users using your app. If you think that, you're just delusional. You probably won't even make it to 100 users.

SaquibRizwan's avatar

I would like to add Cloudways name to @bpuglisi's list of load balancing setup and ease to horizontally scalable server providers.

jlrdw's avatar

I have a laravel 5.5 site on godaddy. Use Cpanel, change version of php.

Snapey's avatar

I want to hear from @phuongphally - did he reach Billion users yet on $5 Digital ocean droplet?

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