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Host a simple React app using AWS Amplify from the console

Host a simple React app using AWS Amplify from the console - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial

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Host a simple React app using AWS Amplify from the console

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- [Instructor] Let's get into how to deploy a basic React application to AWS Amplify using the AWS Management Console. By the end of this video, you'll have your React application live in the internet. Before getting started, make sure you have the following. A React application. You can find the demo application in the GitHub repo of this course. A GitHub repository. Your React app should be pushed to GitHub. It can be a public or a private repo. I have mine here. It's called lambda-web-initial, and it's private. And then obviously, an AWS account, but you already have that one working because we have been working with CDK in the previous module. So log into your AWS Console and let's go to Amplify. So you can search it here, AWS Amplify, where then you can find it in the Services. So let's start a new application and let's start here. Deploy an app. Because we are working with Git, we are going to choose GitHub, but you can choose other providers. BitBucket, CodeCommit, GitLab, or…

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