Great video. Please enlarge windows and fonts, it is very difficult.

great article.. worked. video not quite match medium article... trusting the medium article (PM2)

Thank you sir

Dude thanks i have been trying to create odins-project calculator and i just got stuck for like how long ur my hero🥲🥲🥲🥲

thank you very much. It's a very helpful video. Separate thanks for an article :)

Omg you are such a great help to me thanks

Thanks man! I though technology was just against me.

The Odin learner here! best tutorial for beginners. Appreciated.

Great video mannn, thank you!

but how can we use it on front end it gives cors error not secure

Api Not working with production frontend

You are amazing☺ well explained👍👍

Hi, I'm a novice and I just started an instance and successfully and my API 😊 The only hiccup I encountered was when I attempted to pull the github repo. I did not have a SSH or token. Once I created my personal token and was able to login I saw my tiny json object in the browser calling out to mama that it was running. Thank you!

great!!

really nice!! i am using Xestjs and i was wondering how to deploy my API, your video is really helpfull

is free to use it?

Hey, great video, but when I close my terminal it stops working, how do i keep it running all the time?

thank you very much, it helped me a lot. It was very clear

I'm creating the Odin Project calculator for the Foundations Path. I think your video really helped keep things simple, so just wanted to say thanks for this tutorial, Jonathan!

after 48 hrs of trying to figure out some other outlandish solutions, this video worked for me! GC -> AWS

I've upload my API to an EC2 instance, but the API only works if I access the machine using SSH and run the start command. How can I do my API run all the time?

Great explanations and amazing efforts, one question though how to keep running the server even after closing the terminal??

@Jonathansanchezdev Can you tell me if its possible to integrate MongoDB to Heroku, by not allowing all the IPs in MongoDB, as it might be a security issue to allow requests from all IPs in MongoDB

I have a question.. If I launch an EC2 instance like this and I hit aprox 50-100 requests will it start charging me?

Te amo

Greatly explained ❤

17:23 IS VERY HELPFUL. THANK YOU

Brother tu eres un CRANEO! I spent weeks on this and gave up. just couldn't do it. Ran through your tutorial and finally got it working in les than an hour. Would you happen to have anything similar for lambdas? either way you got yourself a like and a follow

Good luck

but this link not working with what to do

loved the serene background music while watching, god bless you my friend

loved the serene background music while watching, god bless you my friend

This is a great video the one thing that would be great to see is how to add env variables. Thanks again

like

really really thangs a lot for provide this information

thanks brother, I followed along and everything is working perfectly, very appreciated

@17:30 when i hit my server after following your step by step and API responded. I was over the moon. Thanks

genio

much thanks

thank you so much

Thank you. This is very good starter! It's important for people who never ran such kind of APIs. Connection to instances and AWS security stuff can be difficult, and here provided very minimum but robust case. Like & use it guys.

Dude i just wanted to thank you, this was extremely helpful. You are amazing man. Props

This is really cool, the way you built the entire project from scratch.

Your videos are awesome!

The video was very helpful, thanks 🙏🏻

how to set up the https for the bare ip address because it is running on http

Thank you so much!! I needed the security thing after creating the instance.

Thanks a lot for the video

Millions of thanks! I did it! My first interaction with AWS...

Does this work only with two operands 🙄