This is my second article on Medium. In my first one, I talked about cPanel because I deploy 90% of my applications on cPanel. It's not because cPanels are cheap or easy. It is because I can only…

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Deploying Laravel applications can be automated using GitHub Actions to streamline the process. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to set up a GitHub Actions pipeline, including the necessary YAML and bash scripts. It explains the creation of a `.github/workflows` directory, the setup of variables for repository secrets, and the jobs for building, deploying, and cleaning up a decoy branch. The post offers solutions for handling deployments on low-end cPanel servers and emphasizes the importance of resource optimization.

How do I deploy my Laravel applications using Github Action?

<p>This would definitely work for smaller applications. Usually when we deploy large scale applications we tend to use containerisation to build an artifact and then use container orchastrctor to auto scale the application.</p>


<p>Very interesting and useful. I will put it into practice soon😁</p>
