# How to run Laravel on AWS
The issue we encountered was that we would like to do `git fetch` on EC2, which Bonny-Live is hosted, by using terminal. But it didn't work.

Because of that the config of git in the **BonnyFront** project directed to the old repository [BonnyAdmin](https://github.com/BONNY888/BonnyAdmin), it should be directed to [BonnyFront](https://github.com/BONNY888/BonnyFront).

The path of the config on the EC2 server is as follows,
`/var/www/html/BonnyFront`

## How I resolve the issue
I changed the file folder name from
>BonnyFront
>
to the
>BonnyFront_20190902
>
Then I gloned the progam from the [BonnyFront](https://github.com/BONNY888/BonnyFront). Therefore, there's a **new**
>BonnyFront
>
### Others need to be set up
First, it needs to copy the .env from the original file folder
`cp /var/www/html/Bonny_20190902/.env .`

Then run `composer install`
However, there's no **composer** on the server. You need to install **composer** following the steps.
`cd ~`
`sudo curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | sudo php`
`sudo mv composer.phar /usr/local/bin/composer`
`sudo ln -s /usr/local/bin/composer /usr/bin/composer`

then you can run
`sudo composer install`
This is referenced to https://gist.github.com/asugai/6694502

The rest of steps are
`https://gist.github.com/asugai/6694502`
`chmod 755 -R BonnyFront`
`chmod -R 777 storage/`

Now, the Bonny-Live come to alive.