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Video 18
Deploy and expose your First App to AWS
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01
Introduction to Deploying an Application on AWS
Deploying an application onto a cloud platform like AWS allows you to make your application accessible to the public, leverage cloud…
Cloud
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02
Environment Variables (.env)
Environment variables are used to store sensitive configurations such as API keys (like Stripe public and secret keys) and database…
Concept
1 min read
03
AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)
The root user of an AWS account has full administrative access. It is a best practice not to use the root account for everyday tasks.…
Cloud
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AWS EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)
EC2 provides scalable remote servers (virtual machines) in the cloud. It eliminates the maintenance overhead of managing your own physical…
Cloud
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SSH (Secure Shell) and Connecting to EC2
To log in to a remote EC2 Linux instance, you use SSH along with the private .pem key file.
Cloud
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Security Groups and Exposing Ports
By default, AWS blocks inbound traffic to your EC2 instances except for port 22 (SSH). If your application runs on port 3000, you will get…
Security
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