Category: PHP, api, nodejs, javascript

In previous articles, we saw the project definition, we set up a development environment for the Backend API, and we set up the public website development environment too.

So simple, once we have the production infrastructure ready, we can start obtaining value from any feature we create.

We will use it to deploy our backend API and Admin area.

Now update “nuxt.config.js” file to use module.exports instead of export default because we will import it in nodeJs context.

In this long post, we touch a lot of concepts related to serverless infrastructure by doing a small overview of all AWS services that we will use for the current stage of the project.
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