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How to Deploy Nextjs app on Ubuntu server with GitHub Actions

URL to install nvm:
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.39.1/install.sh | bash

Welcome to the ultimate guide on “How to Deploy Next.js App on Ubuntu Server (EC2, Lightsail, Linode, Digital Ocean) with GitHub Actions CI/CD”! In this comprehensive tutorial, we’ll walk through every step to ensure you master the art of deploying your Next.js application on an Ubuntu server, whether it’s on AWS EC2, Lightsail, Linode, or Digital Ocean, and streamline the process with powerful GitHub Actions CI/CD.

🌐 Unlock the Power of Next.js Deployment:
Learn the ins and outs of deploying your Next.js app on one of the most reliable and widely used Linux distributions, Ubuntu. We’ve got you covered from setting up your server to optimizing performance.

💻 Dive into EC2, Lightsail, Linode, and Digital Ocean:
Whether you prefer the scalability of AWS EC2, the simplicity of Lightsail, the flexibility of Linode, or the ease of use with Digital Ocean, this tutorial caters to all. Discover the nuances of deploying on each platform, allowing you to choose what suits your project best.

🚀 GitHub Actions CI/CD Integration:
Streamline your deployment workflow with GitHub Actions CI/CD. Witness the magic of automating your deployment process, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and consistency in every release.

🔧 Optimize for Success:
Deployment isn’t just about making your app live; it’s about success. Learn optimization strategies, performance tuning, and monitoring techniques to ensure your Next.js app thrives in a production environment.

📈 Who Is This Tutorial For?
Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just getting started with Next.js, this tutorial is designed for you. Beginners will find clear explanations and detailed instructions, while experienced developers can fine-tune their deployment process with advanced insights.

👩‍💻 Hands-On, Practical Learning:
This tutorial isn’t just theoretical; it’s hands-on and practical. Follow along with the provided examples and real-world scenarios to solidify your understanding of the deployment process.

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If you’re serious about taking your Next.js applications to the next level on Ubuntu servers and integrating seamless CI/CD with GitHub Actions, this tutorial is a must-watch. Subscribe now, hit the notification bell, and let’s embark on the journey of deploying your Next.js app on Ubuntu with confidence!

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🌐 Links and Resources:
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URL to install nvm
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.39.1/install.sh | bash

👀 Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
00:41 – Simple NextJs App Walkthrough
1:35 – AWS EC2 set up
9:23 – Connecting to the Ubuntu server from the terminal
13:26 -Creating a Github Action
20:28 -Adding Github Repository secret
21:36 -Creating workflows for deployment
28:30 -Pushing the first CI to Github & Testing the runner
32:47 -Installation of nvm and nodejs
35:30 -Installation of node process manager (pm2)
36:03 -Start Nextjs server using PM2 & Running the server
39:30 -Adding Automatic restart to the workflow file
42:34 -Debugging build failure & Finalization
48:50 -Outro

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One thought on “How to Deploy Nextjs app on Ubuntu server with GitHub Actions

  • Hello guys, if you are running any next version below 14, you would use this command to start your application "pm2 start npm -watch pages –name "next" – start -p 3000", I hope you liked it. Please like, share, comment and subscribe.

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