You can clone the project to the server (suspecting to have it in git), configure the .env file. Do a composer install and artisan migrate. Point the document root to the public directory and do any other step needed for your application.
But if you need a full configuration I honestly think it is the best to contact a server admin. Because it will depend on the existing configuration how it need to be done.
@Tobias van Beek Thank You for your great suggestion.
I make public directory as my document root. Now problem is, when I hit https://server-ip/laravel-project it shown as follows -
Have any solution ? Please share. Thanks in advance.
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