Deploying ReactJS App on Jenkins, Docker and AWS

This tutorial will show you how to deploy React JS Project on Jenkins, Docker and AWS.

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First, we will create a Dockerfile for our React app, specifying the necessary dependencies and configurations. Then, we will create a docker-compose.yml file that will define the services and their configurations, including the React app service and the NGINX web server service.

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We will then use AWS EC2 to set up our virtual machine and configure the security groups to allow access to our app. Next, we will use SSH to access our EC2 instance and clone our project from GitHub.

After that, we will build our Docker images and start our containers using Docker compose. We will also configure NGINX to serve our React app.

Finally, we will test our application by accessing it through a web browser and make sure that it is running correctly.

By the end of this video, you will have learned how to deploy a React app to an AWS EC2 instance using Docker compose, which can be useful for deploying scalable, containerized web applications.

#reactjs #jenkins #docker #aws