I want to deploy an application to AWS. In the first time, I was overwhelmed with the architecture of AWS and couldn't find tutorials for people wi...
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I like the guide with the screenshots but for a Next.js app Amplify is so much more practical and cost effective. You literally just have to connect your repo and you are good to go.
Totally agree with you. It's so easy to deploy a next app with Amplify.😅
I have had that question, what's the difference to deploy on EC2 and Amplify?, in my job they have it on EC2, but I found many docs with Amplify. Thanks. Greate Article!
I think You can secure, compute your app with EC2. But using Amplify you can't do that. Amplify can be useful in case You want to deploy apps quickly.
What do you mean by secure?
I think You can restrict what IP can access to the resources that you have deployed to EC2!
I mean EC2 is not serverless for sure. You can also create EC2 snapshots.
I am really not sure the point you are trying to make here. If you want whitelist access to your serverless service you can do that as well. It will definitely not look like whitelisting access to an EC2, and they should not look alike because they are two different things.
I have an error on build step,
name unknown: The repository with name 'demo-deploy' does not exist in the registry with id '***', I don't know what I missing.Hmm, Did this error come from
github-action's log or ECS's log ?From
github-action's log, my repo is here github.com/alejomartinez8/deploy-demo maybe I don't understand the ECR configurationThis code is from my aws?
uses: aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials@13d241b293754004c80624b5567555c4a39ffbe3I saw in this repo github.com/aws-actions/amazon-ecr-... they just useuses: aws-actions/amazon-ecr-login@v1there are any difference?Did you create a repo in ECR envinronment?
I think the matter isn't
uses's config, it's only the version of amazon-ecr-login that you would like to set up.Great article!