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Hi! Thank you for your article!
Is it possible to containerize NextJs App with Nginx in one container?
I don't understand how to run two processes in one container.
I find this answer stackoverflow.com/a/63038894/9783262 but have no success yet.
Can we containerize only NextJs App (without Nginx) for usage with "Fargate + Application Load Balancer"?
I manage to launch containerize NextJs App without Nginx
Example with Pulumi
github.com/pulumi/examples/issues/...
It's interesting now - Is it the right way (don't use Nginx)?
Umm, I would throw in Nginx there to do the load balancing, caching, compressing, etc. But yeah that's just my opinion :)
If you are generally interested in why we want to use Nginx with node server, this might help: expressjs.com/en/advanced/best-pra...
Btw you can add more than one container in ECS. That's how usually the node js apps are deployed (the other being a sidecar container).
Thank you soo much!
Can you guide me How to deploy Preact app into ecs?
dev.to/mubbashir10/deploy-your-rea...
Hey, great article. A couple of questions:
The answer to 2 is that Docker builds images in layers with rebuilds being triggered for all layers after a change has been detected. Since installing dependencies takes time and happens less frequently than code updates, it is better to isolate that step to avoid having dependencies installed every time you tweak your code.
Well written series! nicely done!
Thank you!
Sorry, I got another question. Why did you use the module index? Trying out by myself nginx uses index.html when accessing the URL without defining that the index is index.html|index.htm
y do we need ngnix server, cant use node to serve the static files dire