How to deploy Strapi node Js on AWS. Please Guide me.
How should I deploy strapi application on aws.
Confusion In services and costing with database.
How to deploy the strapi code on AWS and how am I going to publish it on AWS.
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I have a ReactJS frontend and an NestJS backend. I deployed the frontend on AWS Amplify without any problems. Are there any ways to deploy the NestJS backend to AWS Amplify? If so, what configuration of the amplify.yml file is needed?
I have a microservices app with node js and express js and react js .and i m using docker and minikube and skaffold . And i want to deploy it to azure or heroku .
To deploy to Microsoft Azure you need to follow this steps:
Create a Kubernetes cluster flowing this article.
Create your Kubernetes manifests files for each applications or using Helm .
After that deploy your application.
For Heroku you can deploy your image directly without need to Kubernetes .
I hope that this steps can help you to deploy your application.
I am googling a lot to be sure the best approach to deploy MERN stack app on aws ec2 ... in some examples Nginx being used in server (expressjs) part and in some cases its being used for Recatjs part and the express js part is just hosted in node , React even can be hosted in s3 I guesss .. so what is the best approach however?
Without configuring the server yourself in EC2, you can simply use managed Node.js hosting provided by AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
If you want to directly configure EC2 instance and deploy, you can follow this tutorial to do the deployment https://jasonwatmore.com/post/2019/11/18/react-nodejs-on-aws-how-to-deploy-a-mern-stack-app-to-amazon-ec2
I'm not sure where and how to start with AWS for deploying, very confused at the moment. It seems like I deploy my server on Elastic Beanstalk, but then where does my build and static files go? S3 I'm guessing? Should I just follow the tutorial for Beanstalk? Thanks!
You can use Elastic Beanstalk to host your entire application including Static files where it will resides in the web server.
The downside of it is the performance for large scale applications where you can leverage AWS S3 and CloudFront. So if you are a starter with AWS, then I would recommend to consider Elastic Beanstalk for entire application hosting for the moment.
I have developed a nodejs app using cloud9IDE on my chromebook. It seems that I cannot install the package management applications needed to deploy to a hosting site such as nodejitsu or heroku. However it seems that I can upload an app folder to AWS elastic beanstalk, but I am a little scared of their pricing model.
Do I have any other option besides AWS (and buying a new computer)?