I have a Aspnet Core project and Angular Cli on project that works on wwwroot of Aspnet Core project. I need to publish this website Amazon Aws.
By following the steps of tutorial of publishing Aspnet Core on Amazon Aws Elastic beans does not help. I get full of errors. There is also tutorial for publishing angular on Amaon Aws S3. I need to combine them in order to get my project published. Anybody can help me?
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My workplace gave me a task to configure servers myself for the upcoming project, which I am glad to carry out... if I knew how to do so! A minimal deployment would do the job alright, since there won't be too much web traffic.
So far I found that .. according to references like these..
https://aws.plainenglish.io/how-to-deploy-a-spring-boot-and-vue-application-on-aws-ec2-using-docker-dde22ca15063
For frontend (Nuxt Vue.js)
get the dist folder and upload it to AWS S3 as a static website
Or deploy the frontend by preparing NginX on AWS EC2.
Currently, I am not so sure what are the differences betweeen the two and which approach I should take.
Equally unsure part is how the static website can be connected to the deployed backend
(just by using axios?)
For backend (Java SpringBoot),
take the compiled jar file and deploy it on AWS EC2 where the backend service would be Docker imagefied.
Here, I am very fuzzy about using Docker. All I know is how a web service can be imagefied and published on DockerHub.
It seems there are multiple ways to deploy your web services on AWS.
If someone could provide a proven way or a detailed reference of deploying a Nuxt Vue.js + Java SpringBoot on AWS that actually works, that would be awesome!
But actually I would greatly appreciate any input that suggests a direction.. :)
I am deploying a hello-world serverless app in AWS Serverless Application Repository. I want to publish the app publicly in the AWS repository. While I am referring AWS documentation, I am asked to provide LicenseUrl: in the metadata section of packaged yaml.
I am a bit confused about where do I get my LicenseUrl in order to publish the app publicly.
( refer aws doc: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/serverless-application-model/latest/developerguide/serverless-sam-template-publishing-applications.html
Hi im working on a personal flutter web app project and I was playing around with AWS Amplify
I followed the instructions posted on the flutter web dev page but when I tried to deploy the default flutter web app onto AWS Amplify I got thisenter image description here so I was wondering if there was a way to deploy my flutter web app onto AWS Amplify or another AWS service
AWS Amplify currently doesn't have support for Flutter web apps.
There's an open feature request on the amplify-futter GitHub repo in case you'd like to keep track of this.
Now , deploy on AWS Amplify (Flutter web)
Git branch put in web build flutter folder .
AWS Amplify chose git hub branch and auto deploy .
We're trying to migrate our J2EE web application to Amazon Lambda . The web application is currently deployed on a Wildfly 11 server. After reading Amazon's docs -- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/lambda-java-how-to-create-deployment-package.html , I don't see anything about support for the WAR package. Their ZIP package looks somewhat similar, but has structural differences.
Is there a way to deploy my web application (WAR file) to lambda, and if not, is there a simple way to convert it to the structure AWS Lambda is expecting?
Am new to Amazon Cloud service, I have to create a web application using Springs, Maven and Amazon DynamoDB. For that I have to create in Amazon Elastic Bean Services only or normally we can create a Maven spring project and include amazon dynamodb dependencies and deploy to Amazon EC2 cloud service. Now I really stuck with it? .. How to create a web app with Amazon enabled services?
Try to use jcabi-dynamo, a simple object layer on top of Amazon SDK. For your Maven project I'd recommend to use jcabi-dynamodb-maven-plugin, which will help you to automate integration testing of your DynamoDB-empowered application.