creata sublink for your project from sites-available to sites-enabled in ubuntu server

creata sublink for your project from sites-available to sites-enabled

FOR NGINX:-
sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/"project name"  /etc/nginx/sites-enabled

FOR APACHE2:-
sudo a2site "project name"

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