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Deploy React Frontend and Django Backend on the Same Server - AWS EC2 Instance

Table of Contents

1. AWS EC2 Instance Setup
2. Attaching Elastic IP
3. Adding Domain on Cloudflare
4. Necessary Packages Installation on AWS EC2
5. Frontend Deployment
6. Backend Django Deployment
7. Nginx Setup
8. Additional Notes

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AWS EC2 Instance Setup

Introduction

Setting up an AWS EC2 instance involves selecting the right instance type, configuring security groups, and launching the server.

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Attaching Elastic IP

Introduction

Elastic IP ensures that your instance maintains a static IP address, even if the instance is stopped or restarted.

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Adding Domain on Cloudflare

Introduction

Integrating Cloudflare with your domain helps with DNS management, SSL/TLS encryption, and performance optimization.

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Necessary Packages Installation on AWS EC2

Introduction

Installing essential packages like Git, Node.js, Python, and more on your AWS EC2 instance to support your deployment.

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Frontend Deployment

Introduction

Deploying the React frontend involves building the application and configuring the server to serve static files.

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Backend Django Deployment

Introduction

Deploying the Django backend involves setting up the environment, configuring the database, and running the server.

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Nginx Setup

Introduction

Configuring Nginx as a reverse proxy to handle requests for both the frontend and backend, ensuring efficient routing and load balancing.

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Additional Notes

Introduction

Considerations and tips for optimizing deployment, managing server resources, and troubleshooting common issues.

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This README provides a high-level overview of the deployment process. Detailed instructions for each section will be added in the respective documentation or steps within the project.