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I will deploy your application on AWS ec2
About this Gig
Need help deploying your application on AWS EC2?
I will deploy and configure your web application on an AWS EC2 server with a clean and reliable setup.
What I can help with:
AWS EC2 instance setup
Linux server configuration
Security groups and IAM configuration
Application deployment
Docker-based deployment
Nginx reverse proxy setup
Domain and SSL configuration
Basic CloudWatch monitoring
Deployment troubleshooting
I can work with Node.js, React, Python, Java, and other web applications.
You will receive a properly configured deployment with clear communication and practical documentation.
Please contact me before ordering if your application has specific infrastructure or deployment requirements.
Tools:
Kubernetes
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Docker
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Amazon EKS
Frameworks:
Terraform
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Ansible
Cloud Provider:
Amazon Web Services
Programming language:
Bash
Expertise:
Installation
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Configuration
FAQ
What information do you need to deploy my application?
I will need your application files or repository, application requirements, AWS access with the appropriate permissions, domain details if applicable, and any specific deployment requirements.
Can you deploy Dockerized applications?
Yes. I can deploy Docker-based applications on AWS EC2 and configure the required Docker, networking, Nginx, and application settings.
Can you configure a domain and SSL?
Yes, domain and SSL configuration can be included in the Standard or Premium package when the required domain and DNS access are available.
Which application technologies do you support?
I can work with common web applications built with Node.js, React, Python, Java, and similar technologies. Please contact me before ordering so I can confirm your application's requirements.
Can you troubleshoot an existing AWS deployment?
Yes. I can investigate common deployment issues involving EC2, Linux, Docker, Nginx, security groups, application configuration, and connectivity.
Do you provide AWS account credentials?
No. You need to provide access to your own AWS account. For security, I recommend using appropriate IAM permissions rather than sharing your personal AWS root credentials.
