3 years ago

Category: MySQL

In this series of articles, we learn how to create and deploy a production-ready Symfony application on AWS Fargate. In the first part, we have created a fully-working application with some controllers, some entities, some forms, some views, some tests, some assets and some migrations. In this part, we will use Revolv to create all the components required to deploy our application on AWS (CI/CD, auto-scaling, load-balancing, SSL, CDN…

Now that our architecture is created and our app is deploying we need to configure several things.

To do this, go to the “Readme” section and add the displayed DNS records to your domain host: Then, we want to run our tests on each build.