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Forge and Vapor deployment in Laravel - Mini Project: Build & Apply

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Deploying a Laravel App with Forge and Vapor
📖 Scenario: You have built a Laravel web application and want to deploy it to the cloud. You will use Laravel Forge to set up a server and Laravel Vapor to deploy a serverless version of your app.
🎯 Goal: Learn how to prepare your Laravel app for deployment, configure Forge and Vapor, and deploy your app successfully.
📋 What You'll Learn
Create a Laravel project with a basic route
Set up environment variables for deployment
Configure Forge server deployment settings
Configure Vapor deployment settings
💡 Why This Matters
🌍 Real World
Deploying Laravel applications to cloud servers and serverless platforms is common in modern web development to ensure scalability and reliability.
💼 Career
Understanding Forge and Vapor deployment prepares you for roles involving Laravel app deployment, DevOps tasks, and cloud infrastructure management.
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Create a basic Laravel route
Create a Laravel route in routes/web.php that returns the string 'Hello from Laravel!' when visiting the root URL '/'.
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Use Route::get with '/' as the path and a closure returning the string.

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Set environment variables for deployment
Create a .env file in your Laravel project root with these exact entries:
APP_NAME=LaravelApp
APP_ENV=production
APP_DEBUG=false
APP_URL=https://yourdomain.com
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The .env file holds configuration for your app environment. Use the exact keys and values given.

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Configure Forge deployment script
In your Forge server deployment script, add the command php artisan migrate --force to run database migrations automatically after deployment.
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Use the exact command php artisan migrate --force in your Forge deployment script to apply migrations safely.

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Add Vapor deployment configuration
In your vapor.yml file, add the environments section with production environment setting memory: 1024 and timeout: 60 to configure Vapor deployment resources.
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Use the exact keys environments, production, memory, and timeout with the given values in vapor.yml.