Build and Deploy a Nodejs App on AWS EC2 with GitHub Actions CI/CD | 2023-24

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🛠 Description:
Welcome to the exciting world of coding! This tutorial is your friendly guide to creating a Node.js project from scratch, set up continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) using GitHub Actions, and deploy your application to an Amazon EC2 instance. Whether you're a beginner or experienced developer, this step-by-step guide will walk you through the entire process, from coding your Node.js app to automating the deployment pipeline.
🔥 Key Steps Covered:
Initializing Your Node.js Project: Start with a blank slate and create a Node.js project from scratch.
Coding Your Node.js Application: Write the core functionality of your Node.js application. We'll cover essential coding practices.
Setting Up GitHub Repository: Create a GitHub repository for your project to manage your source code. link - github.com/vkt...
Configuring GitHub Actions: Learn how to set up GitHub Actions for CI/CD to automate your workflow.
Creating an EC2 Instance: Create and configure an Amazon EC2 instance to host your Node.js application. Amazon EC2
Configuring Security Groups: Secure your EC2 instance with proper security group settings.
Connecting Your Self-Hosted Server: Establish a connection between your local development environment and the remote EC2 instance.
After this go to repository link and follow steps there.
Deploying via GitHub Actions: Automatically deploy your Node.js application to your EC2 instance whenever you push changes to your GitHub repository.
🚀 By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a fully functioning Node.js app running on Amazon EC2, and you'll be equipped with the knowledge to manage your own CI/CD pipeline.
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[@HarshKumar-wq7mq]

how to make it work on https protocol? because it is saying not secure and is not accessible when called from frontend

[@codecornerwithkapil]

Congratulations vikas, keep it up

[@cutecobraff]

Very Helpful!!