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Setup a Next.js project with PM2, Nginx and Yarn on Ubuntu 18.04

react-stockholm on February 10, 2020

So, I recently had to deploy a Next.js project to a Ubuntu-server. Quite straight forward but you might run into some quirks. We tend to deploy o...
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Sung M. Kim •

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react-stockholm •

Ill make sure to post the whole article here :)

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Elia "r1si" Baragiola •

With this pm2 setup, will don't works the ENV configs.
Use this insteed:
github.com/vercel/next.js/discussi...

The only "bug" open is the app version... (with my config will show nextjs version)

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danielsdesk •

is the --interpreter bash flag necessary? I've never seen this need to be used when running next.js with pm2 before

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Yashu Mittal • • Edited

In the recent version of pm2 (as of this date), you don't need to use --interpreter flag.

You can directly use pm2 start "yarn server".