Laravel Sail Tutorial - First Party Laravel Docker Development Environment

[@TheSebdizzle]

Thank you so much Gio! I was literally red with frustration trying to figure out the Windows installation off the Laravel website. This video made it look so easy, glad I found it! You gained yourself a subscriber!

[@ProgramWithGio]

You're welcome. Happy to know that this tutorial was helpful. Thank you 🙌

[@manoj.kiran.a]

Thank you for this video sir. I have been trying to setup sail in my windows machine for past 2 days but I wasn't able to complete the setup. But after watching your video I was able to run sail in my machine. Thanks a lot sir.

[@ProgramWithGio]

You're welcome. Glad it was helpful 👍

[@Cashandrick]

Thank you so much! You really saved me from giving up !

[@ProgramWithGio]

You're welcome. Glad it was helpful

[@truthteachers]

You should have given up. Laravel is an overloaded piece of mess.

[@Zubbee]

Found this video after getting to the place I need laravel in the Learn Php the right way course. I think this will help cause I wasn't sure what directory to run laravel on.

[@ProgramWithGio]

Awesome 👍

[@felipeortiz483]

Thank you from Chile!

[@ProgramWithGio]

You're welcome

[@kickass1179]

I also have the "Docker is not running" issue, but I am opening the "Bash on ubuntu on Windows" terminal because my Powershell doesn't resemble your powershell at all, where I can choose Ubuntu 20.4....HELP???

[@kickass1179]

OK, I've got it...so I needed to download Windows Terminal (powershell was misleading)...Thanks me! You're welcome me!!

[@ProgramWithGio]

@@kickass1179 glad you got it working. What version of windows are you on? It usually comes with terminal/powershell out of the box.

[@kickass1179]

@@ProgramWithGio Windows 10 Pro, version 2004...thanks very much for this tutorial...I was struggling for many days to make this work...kudos! and thanks for answering so quick, subscribed!

[@ProgramWithGio]

@@kickass1179 thank you 🙏

[@DungHoangTri]

Love this video!

[@ProgramWithGio]

Thank you 💙

[@DiegoAlvarez-to9wj]

Thank you!! Really help me!

[@ProgramWithGio]

You're welcome

[@wormy_coder]

Great Work

[@ProgramWithGio]

Thanks

[@kEzO9O]

Awesome!

[@ProgramWithGio]

Thanks!

[@versobyte6150]

Awesome video

[@ProgramWithGio]

Thanks

[@dontysk]

I've tried to update the "laravel.test" service name to "app", but when I do I got an error. Papixulo-MacBook-Pro:example-app r0b$ sail artisan sail:publish ERROR: No such service: laravel.test

[@ProgramWithGio]

Strange. I don't work with Mac so I'm not sure. Why or how did you update laravel.test?

[@bevedel]

really helpful. Thank you.

[@ProgramWithGio]

You're welcome

[@saravanasai2391]

Again a great tutorial.... But how can i access the mysql database of that container sir..

[@ProgramWithGio]

Thank you. Do you mean access the database through laravel/database tool or access the container itself? If you want container access you can use docker exec command, otherwise you can simply connect to the database from laravel, the DB_HOST would be the container name for the db

why I can't see ubunut 20.0.4 options in windows terminal? docker version is 4.26.1

[@ProgramWithGio]

Not sure to be honest

[@starinformatik1087]

Please make a video on how to deploy in production environment

[@ProgramWithGio]

Thanks for the suggestion. Going to do that soon

[@jahadempire7934]

Does anyone experience this error? I'm using WSL 2 The stream or file "/var/www/html/storage/logs/laravel.log" could not be opened in append mode: Failed to open stream: Permission denied

[@ProgramWithGio]

Is your code on WSL2 or is it on your local drive? Try updating permission manually one time using chown

[@ahmedhabeeb2499]

thank you man that was helpful

[@ProgramWithGio]

You're welcome 👍

[@faizanshakil2775]

i have installed laravel through sail but how can i open files in PHPStorm ?

[@ProgramWithGio]

find the folder where it was installed & open it. Should be under the linux distro you are running if you are on wsl

[@onnewf9288]

thank you sir but i have problem why is my installed distro didn't appear on docker setting ? i already install wsl2 , ubuntu 20.04 and set wsl2 as default

[@ProgramWithGio]

hard to say, it should show under Resources -> WSL Integration. How did you install ubuntu, maybe some step was missed while installing ubuntu distro

[@StephenAinsworth1]

Don't know why but I had to run the installation through powershell, didn't work through terminal (permission denied)

[@ProgramWithGio]

I did it using powershell as well in the video. The terminal was opened on the linux distribution from the powershell.

[@code.with.martin]

Hi, great video! I have question. What about cooperation WSL 2 with PHP storm? In my case it is to slow, so I have to use VScode with remote WSL, that works good for me.

[@ProgramWithGio]

I didn't notice that much slowness on phpstorm on my side. Though it's known that WSL is slower for sure and works well with VScode

[@emmiewallace84]

Love this!! I’m starting a new laravel project with work soon and currently we have custom docker setups so I’ll be giving this a try! I hope your keeping well?

[@ProgramWithGio]

That's good to hear. I'm very well thank you & hope you are as well 🙌

[@TheArmanist]

Thanks for the great explanation, however I could not see how did you open the project in your PhpStorm editor (or any editor), because it's a problem now for me since the project files are inside the docker container and you can't reach to there.. The Laravel documentation says to use Visual code with remote development plugin to edit the files... and it's easy to open the project with VS Code from the terminal by typing "code ." However I don't want to use VS code and prefer the PhpStorm.. (actually I'm on Netbeans right now) but anyways.. the point is how to open the project which is inside the docker container with any IDE?

[@ProgramWithGio]

You put your source code in WSL2, and you open the folder in IDE the same way you open any regular folder. The folder structure for WSL2 I think is in \\wsl$\YOUR_LINUX_DISTRIBUTION\home\YOUR_USERNAME\YOUR_PROJECT_SOURCE For example for me its \\wsl$\Ubuntu-20.04\...

[@TheArmanist]

@@ProgramWithGio Thank you very much for quick response.. for some reason my IDE could not access to the wsl$... but once I have created shortcut of that folder it was able to..

[@TheArmanist]

@@ProgramWithGio looking forward to see new videos in channel about laravel sail + octane

[@ProgramWithGio]

@@TheArmanist You're welcome

[@franknstein2301]

Thanks!

[@ProgramWithGio]

You're welcome

[@ExtraKanin]

you just made everything easier.

[@ProgramWithGio]

Glad to hear that 🙌

[@miftakhusysyiroth9301]

I have problem with message "./vendor/bin/sail: line 42: docker-compose: command not found" and line 44,253 with same message. I don't know what shoul I do :(

[@ProgramWithGio]

Are you on windows or Linux? Make sure you have docker & docker-compose installed.

[@miftakhusysyiroth9301]

@@ProgramWithGio I'm using ubuntu. Thanks, I will try again

[@halzagh2891]

how can work with Existing project from lochost ( wamp - largon - etc ) or github ? and how can replace mysql with mariadb ? thanks for time

[@ProgramWithGio]

You can just install the package on an existing application & follow the steps. Here is the link to the docs for that: laravel.com/docs/8.x/sail#installing-sail-into-existing-applications To replace MySQL with mariadb you need to change the container in docker-compose.yml

[@fernastereo]

Hi, thanks for this tutorial, it was very helpful to me, everything worked fine. However, I have a question, when I try to run any artisan command with sail, I get this: Command 'sail' not found, but can be installed with: sudo apt install bsdgames What am I doing wrong?

[@ProgramWithGio]

You're welcome Fernando & thank you. Try ./vendor/bin/sail up You might need to set up bash alias, check docs here: laravel.com/docs/8.x/sail#configuring-a-bash-alias

[@developerstutorial8821]

I am having issues in using git in linux container today, do i use my windows tortoise svn or i should use linux install git.

[@ProgramWithGio]

You can install git. Why do you need git in docker container?

[@gboquizo]

Hi, thank you for your video. I have a problem. When I run sail up, localhost is throwing a ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE. Any idea? Thanks in advance!

[@ProgramWithGio]

Hard to say, check this out, it might help stackoverflow.com/questions/46184173/err-empty-response-from-docker-container It could also be related to the memory limit. Check this also: stackoverflow.com/questions/42248306/laravel-project-err-empty-response Hope it helps. I haven't seen that error myself.

[@dimas.subaktianto]

why your terminal has multi-tabs?

[@ProgramWithGio]

I'm sure yours has it too 🙂

[@latlov]

1.- Could Spatie's Laravel Backup work here on Sail? 2.- Does Laravel schedule works on Sail?

[@ProgramWithGio]

I'm not familiar with spatie's package so not sure about that. Laravel's schedule should work I think. You can customize it the way you want, add containers, etc

[@anteqqq1]

Does the file with project exists on that ubuntu or its rechable in management files on windows?

[@ProgramWithGio]

Depends on how you set it up, I have it set up where project files exist on windows, though this can be slow. So having them on ubuntu is faster for sure. I personally don't work on windows much and haven't had the need to put the files anywhere else but the windows itself, but I did notice that it's a bit slower.

[@anteqqq1]

@@ProgramWithGio but how does that curl command points that i want It in windows folder , thats the thing i dont understand

[@ProgramWithGio]

@anteqqq1 if you run it from Windows terminal then it will put it on windows I think, if you run it from Ubuntu distribution then it will put it there. It's the matter of where you run it from.

[@des5011]

Many thanks

[@ProgramWithGio]

You are welcome

[@veggiewear5419]

hi great tut, can we run sail commands in vs code? Thanks

[@ProgramWithGio]

Thanks. I haven't tried vscode, I use phpstorm & was able to run commands in phpstorm. I think you should be able to

[@mikebailey783]

VSCode has a pretty great terminal, which is perfect for running commands on your local project folders and your Docker containers.

[@sale7680]

Bravoooo

[@ProgramWithGio]

🙌🙌

[@two-zero]

Thanks

[@ProgramWithGio]

No problem

[@wormy_coder]

You give me overview about Laravel Sail

[@ProgramWithGio]

Happy to hear

[@MadalinIgnisca]

Docker today auto enables all related WSL2 stuff.

[@ProgramWithGio]

👍