Easily Deploy Full Stack Node.js Apps on AWS EC2 | Step-by-Step Tutorial

Stumbled upon the video, and watched the whole thing - at normal speed and rewinding along the way. Great material

quick question can we not add our git credentials to the server and then use them to pull changes and deploy from the server or if that is not a standard practice ?

Great work!
but isnt pm2 a better practice instead of systemd ?

this is far from easily, why are you not using SST

can anyone explain to me how the server file and the react app both run? I am having a lot of troulble starting my vite app in the front end directory and the server from the systemD command?

Fantastic the way you explained. And i request you make a tutorial on pm2 load balancer etc... thanks

bro i wanna kiss you on the lips

How can i setup the database so that it is in a private subnet and can be accessed only by the ec2 instances within my vpc

Hello , can you point me to the code for this tutorial?

Woahhh...Woahhhh. What a great tutorial sir!. I was thinking to learn how to host a server in cloud and what is ssh what is reverse proxy how to map domain name to our server...like man i got all the answers in a single 30min video. Thank you so much for producing these high quality videos and keep on doing em! Hats-off.

Great plugins thanks!

Your videos are always straightforward and I absolutely love them 🥰

top notch content Sam! Would you care to explain what you meant by 'I have a migration system on my app". Why did you have to run npm run migrate? Thanks!

Wow this is good. I have questions and suggestion.
Does that systemd replaces the use of pm2? Why didn't you use pm2

Suggestion: Moving forward with this with setting up basic testing and CI CD.

awesome !!! love this content <3

Thanks for the video! Can you make a video on how to handle new version of the app without downtime?

this might be a dumb question. instead of copying your files from the local machine to the remote machine. you can install git on ec2 and pull from repo ?

Awesome job! thank you. What about MongoDB and nginx, I hope you explain that someday. Another question, please: How can I get the client's IP (remote ip)?

Awesome job! Would be great to see how to move from this infrastructure to one more scalable, with a dedicated RDS instance, a load balancer and maybe different ec2 instances for different microservices, maybe using terraform. But as you said this is foundational and it's very well done!

Can u please make video on automatic things?
Would be appreciated 🙏

Man, this is the greatest tutorial video that I've ever seen!

Fantastic walkthrough!

Great tutorial! I did something similar using Linode, but used nginx instead of Caddy. Caddy seem like a simpler choice with the automated ssl.

banging video mate ! Do you mind if I ask what software you use to edit your videos ? The transitions and zoom effects are top class

Wouldn’t it be easier to just dockerize the application and use docker compose on the ec2 instance by using ansible?

Feel it would be much cleaner to build images and bundle them into a compose file 🤔

thank you for the vid, would you explain how to protect ec2 against something like ddos? i’d like to try ec2 but in fear of overcharging by aws

can you migrate to t2.small later on ?

great

great video thanks. Can you create a video about doing same with Terraform please?