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Hi guy, So I recently built a full stack Luminus application and I am trying to deploy it to an aws ec2 instance, what is the best and maybe simplest solution to this. Completely new to devops
I’m not really that familiar with EC2, but as a starting point: When you create a runnable JAR via ‚lein uberjar‘, you should be able to use a Java Tutorial for the deployment
How important is it to you to use aws? If you're open to other hosting options then the easiest I've found is Java elastic cloud aka jelastic. I wrote a blog post about it a while back: https://tobyloxy.com/post/deploy-clojure-web-app/
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Yeah, a regulatory requirement