Deploy a Serverless NestJS App to AWS Fargate

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

#docker #aws #serverless
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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.

ScalableScripts
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Good job! Keep doing what you're doing. It's good quality

alexserboteiu
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In Dockerfile thereb is no PORT declaration, how it works without it?

andrew.mixkiv
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What I dont get is the Dockerfile 2 staged environment configuration. I undertand that could build 2 type of image (development/production) but your command is always the same one "docer run.... " one has the build and the other one (line 9 and below) has production instruction but I dont get how you execute one or the other? It looks in your terminal that the docker system went through the whole dockerfile.

abelmurua
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Thank you, it is really helpful for me.
I have a concern that the public IP was created new when I push a new commit (with task-definition) in GitHub action? how I can keep only one public IP?

trinhhuynh
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You deployed nest js app but at the end you showed react js app

pathakvivek
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When you host this the and when we search for the IP in the browser, we have to make HTTP request. How can we enable this to HTTPS? Can you please share how to do this?

dennisroshan
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Interesting. What if your nestjs has multiple repos? How do you handle cross service communication?

fishonbicycle
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with Docker version 20.10.12, build e91ed5707e, after build app i found others images added with name and tag : <none>

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