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Hosting my PERN stack SaaS

Hosting applications has always been a time consuming endeavor for me. For some reason it always takes longer than I imagine. In the past the easiest way to host an application is by using Firebase. After that if I needed to host a relational database I would use Heroku, which is okay but has slow start times.

For my current project I am building a livestreaming service in which users can stream to Twitch, Youtube, and Facebook at the same time. To host this project I am using AWS EC2 and following along with this amazing tutorial I found:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjYsXuSBZ5U&ab_channel=SanjeevThiyagarajan

It's a perfect intro on using AWS to host PERN stack apps.

Check out my project here. All the code is open source: https://github.com/toshvelaga/livestream

on August 2, 2021
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