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David Mckee
David Mckee

Reputation: 1180

How can I deploy my Laravel 4 site onto Windows Azure?

I have tried many things, but I am either getting the error "You have no permission" or just a blank page. I tried renaming the public folder into wwwroot, and creating a web.config file.

I followed the tutorial here: http://bigbitecreative.com/deploying-laravel-4-azure/ as well as a few others but that didnt seem to work for me.

Any ideas?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1840

Answers (2)

vikingsfan19
vikingsfan19

Reputation: 531

This isn't a proper answer but maybe it will help you out. I've been looking into this myself on and off for a while. You can easily change what Azure considers the root directory. Go to the configure page for your Azure website and scroll all the way to the bottom. You should find the virtual applications and directories section. By default you should see one entry for / pointing to site\wwwroot. Just add \public to this path and you will be directed to the public folder of your laravel install.

The problem that I'm having is how to make command line calls to composer and artisan. I was able to get the "You have arrived" page by uploading my vendor folder from my local machine but obviously this isn't ideal.

Upvotes: 0

Abhinandan N.M.
Abhinandan N.M.

Reputation: 372

  1. Create a VM with ubuntu.
  2. Install LAMP (link)
  3. Create a virtual host and point your document root to the public folder of laravel. (link)

Upvotes: 1

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