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I will deploy your app on aws ec2 with nginx, ssl and rds database
Full Stack Developer Angular Spring Boot
🚀 Full-Stack Developer | Angular • React • Spring Boot • Node.js • Firebase
I fix, debug, and deploy production-ready web applications. Ex-Samsung engineer with 10+ years experience.
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Sobre este Serviço
AWS console confusing, app stuck on localhost, or EC2 site not opening in the browser? I set up your EC2 server the right way and get your app running on your own domain with HTTPS.
I launch and configure the EC2 instance, security groups, Elastic IP, Docker and Nginx, install your SSL certificate, and connect an RDS database when you need one. Works for Node.js, React, Angular, FastAPI and Spring Boot apps.
How it works
Step 1: You share your code and an AWS access method you are comfortable with
Step 2: I build the server, deploy the app and test it end to end
Step 3: You get the live URL, a setup summary and a redeploy guide
What you get
EC2 server with a safe security group setup
App running with Docker and Nginx
Free SSL and your domain connected
RDS database and CI/CD on Premium
Want to check the plan first? Message me before ordering and I will outline the setup and cost for free.
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Perguntas frequentes
Do you support Spring Boot applications?
Yes. I regularly deploy Spring Boot applications on AWS servers.
Can you deploy Node.js applications?
Yes. Express.js, NestJS and other Node.js applications are supported.
Can you configure Docker and Nginx?
Yes. I can set up Docker containers and Nginx reverse proxies for production environments.
Can you install SSL certificates?
Yes. I can configure HTTPS using Let's Encrypt SSL certificates.
Can you fix deployment errors?
Yes. I can troubleshoot AWS, Docker, Nginx and application startup problems.
Do I have to share my AWS root password?
No. Never share your root login. Create a limited IAM user or just an SSH key for the EC2 server. You can remove access after delivery.
