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Author: CodeBrew28

README.md

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 1. Create an AWS account and go to the [Elastic Beanstalk website](https://console.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/home) (note that you may be charged)
 2. Create a new Elastic Beanstalk application, along with a web server environment
-   ![](./docs/src/images/eb1.png)
+   ![](./dimages/eb1.png)
 3. Select Docker as the configuration and upload Dockerized server code as a .zip file. Since there's a Dockerfile already, all you need to do is save the authentication server project folder as a zip file and upload it here.
-   ![](./docs/src/images/eb2.png)
+   ![](.images/eb2.png)
 4. After a few minutes (and resolving any potential errors), your server should be deployed
-   ![](./docs/src/images/eb3.png)
+   ![](./images/eb3.png)
 
 Tips:
 
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    - If you choose to use Heroku Git, you will have to install the [Heroku CLI tool](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-cli) and follow the given instructions to deploy your code to Heroku.
    - Alternatively, you can choose to use GitHub directly and link Heroku to your GitHub project.
 
-![](./docs/src/images/h1.png)
+![](./images/h1.png)
 
 Tips:
 
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 app.listen(process.env.PORT || 8000)
 ```
 
-![](./docs/src/images/h3.png)
+![](./images/h3.png)
 
 - Note that syncing changes using the CLI tool can be tedious if you are deploying mid-development, so it is recommended to deploy either at the very beginning or end. You have to clone the Heroku repository and make/commit your changes there for them to reflect on the deployment.
-  ![](./docs/src/images/h2.png)
+  ![](./images/h2.png)
 - You can turn the deployment offline/online with the following command:
 
 ```