![]() ![]() This also enables you to connect to the database that’s on your server. ![]() What this allows you to do is to run ssh from your computer’s terminal, and to be authorized to log into your server. ![]() Then, I clicked the button to have this SSH key uploaded to my servers. The cat command shows you what’s inside a file, and I know my default SSH key is stored in the ~/.ssh folder of my computer, and the public key is named id_rsa.pub.Īfter running that cat command, I get an output like this: ssh-rsa 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 copied that public key and went to Laravel Forge’s Account Settings > SSH Keys and pasted it in. On my Mac, I did this by running this command: cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub Now, you’ll want to copy and paste your public SSH key. If you haven’t generated SSH keys on your computer, you can follow these instructions. ![]() It took a bit to figure out where to put which passwords, so I thought I’d write a blog post about it.įirst, you’ll want to have your computer’s SSH keys uploaded to Forge, so your computer can log into the server that Forge created. I recently started working with Laravel Forge, and wanted to connect to a production database from my local computer, using TablePlus. ![]()
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