Deploy Your NodeJS Typescript App to AWS Elastic Beanstalk [2022]

Let's deploy a NodeJS App to AWS.

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The knowledge that I share here is mostly from my personal experiences. I wouldn't say I'm a 20 year professional, rather I am just a DevOps / Software Engineer with a lot of experience who enjoys teaching what I know in my spare time. I believe that sharing some of my basic knowledge on this platform can help others get started. There are many ways to program something and the videos you see here are my take on the NodeJS / Typescript / and sometimes Unity world. If this channel helps you learn, or helps you think differently then my job is done 😊.

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[samtakahashi]

Clear and straightforward explanation! Fantastic work, thank you!

[jurijdolenc]

Thank you! Very much needed this right now. :)

[marcbecker]

I already had an existing NestJS application connected with a RDS database and different environments that I wanted to deploy with elastic beanstalk. Just followed your tutorial and did some adjustments for my case and it actually worked. Thank you very much ! Btw. if you could also show how to manage multiple environments it would be awesome !

[knful]

Hey thank you for your amazing video. AWS Sounds like a very good choice to host my NodeJs App but I'm wondering which service do you recommended to host the DB (mongodDB) ? I saw MongoDB Atlas but I excepted to find a candidate that can host both : my NodeJsApp and my DB (mongo) to avoid to have multi account for IT management ? Maybe Heroku can do it?

[javivasv]

I can't manage to make it work. I don't have a config file and the dotenv I use it in the index.ts file referencing the path to the .env file. How do I reestructure what I have to make it work?

[sharadshivmath]

was the nodejs code covered in previous videos?