Setting Up Subdomain for Reverb Server

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Setting Up Subdomain for Reverb Server

To integrate Reverb with your Laravel application, follow these steps:

Create a Subdomain: Begin by creating a subdomain for your Reverb server. This can typically be done through your domain registrar or hosting provider's control panel. Let's say your subdomain is reverb.example.com.

Configure Proxy Settings: Set up your web server to proxy requests from your subdomain to the Reverb server's IP and port. Assuming the Reverb server's default IP is 0.0.0.0 and port is 8080, configure the proxy settings to forward requests from reverb.example.com to 0.0.0.0:8080.

Configure Laravel Echo: Update your Laravel Echo configuration to use the newly created subdomain reverb.example.com and the default HTTP port 80. This ensures that Laravel Echo can communicate with your Reverb server through the designated subdomain.

VITE_REVERB_HOST='reverb.example.com'
VITE_REVERB_PORT=80
VITE_REVERB_SCHEME=http

Adjust Reverb Configuration: In your Laravel application's configuration file (typically .env), specify the Reverb host and port. Update the REVERB_HOST to "localhost" and REVERB_PORT to 8080.

Your .env file should look like this:

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REVERB_HOST="localhost"
REVERB_PORT=8080

Test Connection: After making these configurations, test the connection by sending an event to Reverb. If everything is set up correctly, your Laravel application should be able to communicate with the Reverb server via the configured subdomain and port.

By following these steps, you should have successfully integrated Reverb with your Laravel application using a subdomain-based approach.