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Create supervisor program for Laravel queue worker in Homestead
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| #!/bin/sh | |
| # This script creates a supervisor program for the Laravel queue worker and writes | |
| # the log to the storage folder of the project. It also starts the http server on | |
| # port 9001 so you need to add this port forwarding to your Homestead.yaml file. | |
| sudo sh -c 'echo "[inet_http_server] | |
| port = 9001 | |
| username = homestead | |
| password = secret | |
| [program:queue_default] | |
| command=php7.1 artisan queue:work --queue=default | |
| directory=/home/vagrant/laravel | |
| stdout_logfile=/home/vagrant/laravel/storage/logs/queue_default.log | |
| redirect_stderr=true | |
| autostart=true | |
| autorestart=true | |
| user=vagrant" > /etc/supervisor/conf.d/queues.conf' | |
| sudo service supervisor reload | |
| echo "Queue workers started." |
thank you. I only had to change the paths to /home/vagrant/code. It worked for me.
@standaniels Can i know why we need to open port and port forwarding?
Supervisor’s web interface is available at port 9001. From here subprocesses can be started or stopped, and subprocess logs can be viewed.
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Life saver!!! Thank you for providing this. For more details I found this : Configuring Supervisor - Laravel