SSH access to SiteGround space
Generate a local SSH private / public key pair
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Generate a local SSH private / public key pair
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This step will give you command line access to your new hosting account over the very secure SSH protocol. This will be essential for the deployment method we are going to use.
If you already have personal SSH key, you can import this into your Siteground account.
Under the Devs section of Site Tools, Choose SSH Keys Manager and then click the greyed Import tab.
Give your imported key a name (for your info only).
Navigate to the folder containing your public key and import it.
Optionally, you can restrict access to your server via SSH using specific IPs.
Follow Siteground SSH instructions https://www.siteground.co.uk/tutorials/ssh/
You cannot just SSH into your server name, you need to check the credentials within the Siteground control panel
Establishing an SSH tunnel takes the form;
ssh username@hostname -p18765
Probably best to create an alias or shortcut for this!
After SSH into the server from your terminal, type ll to review the directory structure
Our Laravel website will be deployed to the www/ folder. CD to that folder and ll
Our website will be deployed to the folder named after your host, in this example marks364.sg-host.com/
