NextJS Deployment restrictions from client

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Cimarrón Uruguayo posted this in #help-forum

Cimarrón UruguayoOP

2024-01-28T12:08:04.000Z

Project in the past used AWS for a lot of things. Currently I am tasked with a rewrite (in NextJS), but am building MVPs as I go. Kind of have to deploy to AWS even if Vercel may be easier. I think Elastic Beanstalk with Docker container is my best bet - Amplify did not work and it was a PITA to set up. @DirtyCajunRice | AppDir Could you kindly provide some guidance please? Much appreciated :)

Answered by DirtyCajunRice | AppDir

smaller? yes. larger? way cheaper

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DirtyCajunRice | AppDir

2024-01-28T12:11:18.000Z

beanstalk isnt much better

Cimarrón UruguayoOP

2024-01-28T12:12:00.000Z

I mean I do have a working docker container locally atm

it should handle the rest once i provide the code + Dockerfile

DirtyCajunRice | AppDir

2024-01-28T12:12:43.000Z

docker is good

just not beanstalk

id go the fargate route

Cimarrón UruguayoOP

2024-01-28T12:15:47.000Z

isn't fargate a bit pricier tho

DirtyCajunRice | AppDir

2024-01-28T12:22:16.000Z

depends on scale

DirtyCajunRice | AppDir

2024-01-28T12:22:29.000Z

smaller? yes. larger? way cheaper

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Cimarrón UruguayoOP

2024-01-28T12:23:41.000Z

its smaller cos its for a non profit client

well not much traffic would be the better reason

but ye those 2