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DevOps Beginner | Day 104 | Use EC2 Ubuntu Setup Full stack NextJS + NestJS

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DevOps Beginner | Day 104 | Use EC2 Ubuntu Setup Full stack NextJS + NestJS

Working in a devops role, you will configure ci/cd pipelines for full stack projects. The following can be a simple structure to visualize the full stack that we need to understand. NextJs as Front-end, NestJs as Backend, both use Node Js runtime, and database, can try with mysql, We need to know how to connect them together.


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00:00 | Overview
00:59 | Setup EC2 Ubuntu
02:45 | Install NextJs
11:31 | Install NestJs

18:50 | Connect NextJs to NestJs

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