3 years ago

Category: Laravel, javascript

This is a continuation of the ‘Running Laravel Websockets in production’ tutorial series. This tutorial is part of a 4 part series, as shown below.

In short, it’s like just downloading the Laravel websockets package and running it as a standalone application. In this approach, we will be connecting the client browser using echo JS specifically pusher to our websockets running on https://ws.example.com.

Please note we are running the websockets from localhost, this is by design in that we will proxy the requests from clients to the websockets running on localhost.