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Deploy Java SpringBoot & React.js with four steps on AWS

Deploy Java SpringBoot & React.js with four steps on AWS

Deployments can become a huge pain if any config is missed while setting up the deployment infra. Almost every time we face the below situation if deployment steps are not done correctly. I did everything right, followed all the steps of a(random blog), and also checked YouTube videos with

Deployment: Next/React.js and Spring Boot on AWS EC2 with Nginx

Deployment: Next/React.js and Spring Boot on AWS EC2 with Nginx

If you’re looking to host your Next.js/React.js frontend application along with your Spring Boot backend on AWS EC2 with Nginx as a reverse proxy, this article aims to provide beginner-friendly guide to help you seamlessly deploy your applications. Let’s explore how to host your end

Integrate Jenkins with Github (Private repo)

Integrate Jenkins with Github (Private repo)

Connecting Jenkins to a private Github repository can be a pain if not done properly. Also, I would recommend you to check out how things work for a public Github repo. If you have already tried it, good. Otherwise, follow my another blog on how to integrate Jenkins with Github

Integrate Jenkins with Github (Public repo)

Integrate Jenkins with Github (Public repo)

One of the simple and interesting tools in DevOps is Jenkins. Another tool which is generally used is Github, which has one of the biggest open source community, is no more required to explain. In this blog, we will see how to trigger Jenkins job from a commit to your