So you have written your React Application and you are ready to deploy it?
Although there are already existing solutions like Netlify, Vercel, to ...
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Great Post. After reading the comments I think some of you should look closer. With the addition of Kubernetes, you can load balance and automate many containers at a much lower cost. Dig a little deeper my coding friends.
Why would you use all that for a react app?! Like docker and nginx... Really!
I don't know why you would say that. Do you have a problem with react being deployed in a docker container? Some of us really wanted to see the complete flow of GitHub actions, SPECIFICALLY for a REACT APP and not node.js!!!
Hey Amr.
We can use VPS to deploy some frontend projects too. At my job, we even use linode, docker and caddy to deploy the management dashboard. :)
The fact that we could doesn't mean we should 🙂. Great post by the way, I am sure many people will learn alot of things from this.
But, I would like to point out that serving static react apps through cloudfront(Any other CDN) is way better for most of the cases.
And way more expensive. Some of us cater to smaller businesses that only want to pay a small amount.
The point is to learn how to use Lightsail not React.
Then the tutorial should be with node not react!
Why?
i am new to aws and i am a bit lost here
where to get these names
pls need somehelp
Great post! I can relate to it especially since your workflow is almost similar to mine.
I deploy Django apps in an almost similar flow, never deployed react like this though but it seems like an interesting challenge. Will definitely try lightsail 🚀⛵
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Awesome! Never knew Lightsail could use containers also.
Lightsail is pretty powerful. :)
Great Post!
Thank you Jessica.:)
where did you get CERTBOT_EMAIL ?
I think this will be great for deploying a NextJS app