The tutorial demonstrates how to deploy a Node.js backend application to production using AWS Elastic Beanstalk. It covers configuring the environment, setting up an RDS PostgreSQL database, creating IAM service roles, and managing environment variables to establish a functional production infrastructure.
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Captions English (Generated), Spanish (Auto-translated), French (Auto-translated), Korean (Auto-translated), Portuguese (Auto-translated), Vietnamese (Auto-translated) #aws #elastic beanstalk #rds #nodejs #deployment #postgresql #cloud #iam #backend #infrastructure
0:00 All right, so now we're ready to deploy our 0:02 application to production so we 0:04 can access it on a non-local host URL. 0:08 We're gonna use AWS to host our NestJS backend 0:12 since it's gonna allow us to run our application for free using the AWS free 0:16 tier, assuming you sign up for a new AWS 0:19 account, so we won't be 0:20 charged anything to run this workload for up to a year. 0:23 And then after that, it's still quite cheap to run. 0:26 We're gonna be able to utilize AWS for multiple components of our 0:30 production architecture and streamline the process completely so 0:33 we have a CI/CD pipeline set up so that whenever we push a new 0:37 commit to our repository, our application is automatically 0:41 built and deployed, so the latest version 0:43 is always available on our production 0:45 URL. 0:46 So let's go ahead and get started. Head over to 0:49 aws.amazon.com and sign up for a new account if you 0:53 don't already have one. I'll click Sign into the console. 0:56 So click create a new AWS account if you don't have an account already, 1:00 and sign up using your credentials. 1:03 All right, so after signing into your AWS account, 1:06 you should be brought to the 1:07 default dashboard here. Let's look for 1:10 Elastic Beanstalk, which is going to be the service we're 1:14 gonna use to run and manage our Node.js application. 1:18 So Elastic Beanstalk is end-to-end web app management 1:21 that we can 1:22 use to deploy and scale our Node.js backend 1:26 very easily while having AWS Elastic Beanstalk manage 1:30 everything underneath the hood. So as we can see here, Elastic 1:34 Beanstalk automatically handles the deployment details of 1:38 capacity provisioning, load balancing, automatic scaling, 1:42 health monitoring. It's gonna provision all the AWS resources 1:45 we need 1:46 to run our application very easily. 1:48 Let's go ahead and click Create application to get started.
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