AWS Applications Deployment Basics – Part 2 (Setup NGINX)

Introduction In the previous post of this series “AWS Application Deployment Basics”, we setup a PostgreSQL database and then we connect to it via a Nodejs application. However, the Nodejs application is running on the same machine and database access is local for it. It is a totally valid setup and because it is on … Read more

Deploying .NET Core, Angular and Postgres Web Application on Ubuntu (nginx)

Introduction In this post, I will be deploying and running a .NET Core, Angular and Postgres application on an Ubuntu VM running in azure cloud. This involves different tasks in different technologies to be done and I’ve previously written few posts about these different topics. In this post, I will combine all those learning so … Read more

Use NGINX to Serve .NET Core, Nodejs or Static contents

Introduction NGINX is a high-performance HTTP server as well as a reverse proxy. Unlike traditional servers, NGINX follows an event-driven, asynchronous architecture. As a result, the memory footprint is low and performance is high. If you’re running a Node.js-based web app, or .NET Core Web Application, you should seriously consider using NGINX as a reverse … Read more

Publish and Deploy Angular and .NET Core Applications as a Single Unit

In this post I will talk about the basics of publishing and deploying Angular and .Net Core Web applications as a single Unit. In my scenario, I already have a web application built using .Net Core, Angular and Entity Framework and I will use this application for deployment purposes. You can instead use your own … Read more