Deploy a Serverless NodeJS App to AWS Fargate

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Learn how to create a production-ready Docker image with NodeJS. Then we will use that Docker Image to push it to AWS Container Registry and we will Host it to AWS Fargate.
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[@ScalableScripts]

If you are wondering why it is showing a React app in the end, it is because I'm reusing video parts because the logic is the same.

[@devgame]

Very good and straightforward!

[@jitunair8447]

Wow such an amazing and straight forward tutorial, keep it up man!

[@simoncosmingrad7082]

God bless you. Thanks alot for this example!

[@VuNguyen-sc9zu]

how about set SSL for it, thank you

[@ouneetsethi3573]

if the public IP changes sometime in the future how I should deal with that sitution

[@dragosmatteo3763]

Thank you so much!

[@tomilui2707]

How can you configure ports with Fargate? In you video it looks like that you returned a react app not the original node js app that you showed in the beginning. How can you bind the ports to EC2?

[@shinobi77]

Awesome tutorial 👍🏼
One question though. Your node app should display “hello world”. Why at the end there was a react app?

[@ScalableScripts]

I reuse video parts

[@manuelfuentes7540]

Amazing tutorial. if you create a section using terraform, thats be awesome

[@elgordobuzarda7073]

Awesome!

[@matthewbarhou]

Every time I follow the steps but when I click the public IP link it’s stuck on loading

[@rubnawazqureshi]

You have deployed nodejs api, you show us, reactjs app.

[@ErickAG94]

so