Laravel developers already have enough to think about. Routes. Models. Queues. Migrations. The last thing you necessarily want is spending hours configuring a new server.
Push Your Laravel Project
Start by pushing the project to GitHub. Make sure the repository contains the required Laravel files and dependency configuration.
Create a Hostwares Site
Connect the repository and configure the PHP/Laravel deployment settings.
Configure .env Values
Production configuration belongs in your hosting environment. For example: APP_ENV=production APP_DEBUG=false APP_KEY= DB_CONNECTION= DB_HOST= DB_DATABASE= DB_USERNAME= DB_PASSWORD= Never commit the real production .env file to Git.
Connect Your Database
Create or connect a production database and configure Laravel to use it. Run the required migrations as part of your deployment process.
Add Your Domain
Finally, connect your custom domain and enable HTTPS. The result is a straightforward workflow: Laravel → GitHub → Hostwares → Live
Focus on your Laravel application. Let the hosting workflow handle the infrastructure.