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Step-by-step tutorials for creating serverless React.js apps
Kat Manalac
SST + Next.js β€” Deploy Next.js apps to AWS with SST
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Deploy Next.js apps to AWS
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πŸš€ Next.js on AWS without limits
πŸ™Œ Open source and hosted on your AWS account
πŸ”— Import all your AWS resources and environment variables
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Mustafa S.
Congrats! Coming from a startup that builds APM for serverless apps and more, SST is always on my radar! Their resources and contributions to the community are awesome. Good luck and please keep on bring awesomeness to the serverless world!
Jay V
@milkers Thank you!
Jay V
Hi Product Hunt, We are the makers of SST, an open source framework that makes it easy to build serverless apps on AWS. We are also the authors of the most popular resource for building serverless apps. Today we are launching a way to deploy your Next.js apps to AWS with SST. We found that many people in the community were looking for a better way to deploy Next.js apps to their own infrastructure and they were unhappy with the options out there. So we decided to fix it. There are a couple of things that make this the easiest way to deploy Next.js apps to AWS. - Completely open source and free - Deploys directly to your AWS account - Import environment variables from your AWS services - Easily manage permissions to your AWS resources - Works with any CI service, supports PR/preview deployments - Uses AWS CDK to define your infrastructure as code We wrote about how to get started and compared the various deployment options here: https://serverless-stack.com/exa... We'd appreciate if you took it for a spin and gave us some feedback!
Jay V
@daniel_baum Thanks Daniel!
Parker Ituk
I mainly use Vercel or Netlify. I also heard Cloudflare pages is awesome. At this point I feel there are so many options that abstract those AWS complexities.
Rachit Maheshwari
Nice
Konrad Bujak
nice, Next.js is is heavily used now. I am using Cloudflare Pages for hosting Next.js page - we rarelu update it so 500 deployments is fine. Most of projects are know they do not update next.js page frequently - this page fetches data from other sources. In early development it was only problem for us.