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Deploy a Node.js Server on AWS EC2 with NGINX

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If you have a Node.js application running locally, you can deploy it on an AWS EC2 server and make it accessible through the internet. In this guide, we will: Create an AWS EC2 instance Connect to the server using SSH Install Node.js Run a Node.js application Use PM2 to keep the application running…

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  1. 2026-10-03 21:53 · DEV Community — AI
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