Run laravel artisian serve script via pm2

ecosystem.config.json

{
    "apps": [{
        "name": "laravel-app",
        "script": "artisan",
        "args": ["serve", "--host=0.0.0.0", "--port=3333"],
        "instances": "1",
        "wait_ready": true,
        "autorestart": false,
        "max_restarts": 1,
        "interpreter" : "php",
        "watch": true,
        "error_file": "log/err.log",
        "out_file": "log/out.log",
        "log_file": "log/combined.log",
        "time": true
    }]
}

instruction.txt

1. install Node and PM2 module
2. Add file ecosystem.config.json to root folder of laravel project
2. Run command:
$ pm2 start ecosystem.config.json

@yefersoncm I think this has something to do with serving none https resources over https website, you need to enable ssl in your octane configuration.

try add OCTANE_HTTPS=true in your .env file then run php artisan optimize:clear.

another work around is to add http --> https redirect in your nginx config

server {
    if ($host = YourDomain.com) {
        return 301 https://$host$request_uri;
    }
}

thankyou, you save my time

cool~

thank you!

Based on this, it was needed to run php artisan serve as sudo, so then i did like this bellow and also worked pretty well.

{ "name": "laravel_serve", "script": "php artisan serve --host=0.0.0.0 --port=80", "instances": "1", "wait_ready": true, "autorestart": false, "max_restarts": 1, "interpreter" : "sudo", "watch": true, "error_file": "log/err.log", "out_file": "log/out.log", "log_file": "log/combined.log", "time": true }

Actually, using the watch feature isn't the best idea: projects are live updated anyways. You should check for the directories you want to exclude: https://pm2.keymetrics.io/docs/usage/watch-and-restart/