Hi @marker.wong ,
Thanks for the question and using MS Q&A platform.
There are several potential reasons why your Nginx configuration for the Laravel application may have stopped working.
- Syntax errors in the Nginx configuration file can prevent Nginx from starting or reloading correctly.
Use sudo nginx -t
to verify the syntax of the configuration files. - Direct changes to the Nginx configuration via SSH may not persist across restarts or deployments unless a mechanism is in place to reapply them. Including a replace and reload script in your start script is a good practice to ensure the configuration is updated.
- Changes in firewall settings or network issues can block access to your application. Ensure necessary ports, such as port 80, are open.
- If the Laravel application crashes or stops responding, Nginx cannot connect to it. Check the application logs for errors.
- Resource limitations, such as memory or CPU, can cause the application or Nginx to become unresponsive.
Modifying the Nginx configuration via SSH is generally acceptable, but it is essential to document changes and have a recovery plan in place. Using scripts to manage configurations helps maintain consistency.
Configure a PHP app for Azure App Service (platform-linux)
Host ASP.NET Core on Linux with Nginx
If the answer is helpful, please click Accept Answer and kindly upvote it so that other people who faces similar issue may get benefitted from it.