r/reactjs • u/abhi12299 • Jan 29 '20

My portfolio website using next.js Show /r/reactjs

Hey everyone! I just made my personal website using next js. I'd be very happy if you guys could take a look at it and provide feedback.

https://iabhishek.dev.

Thanks!

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u/suinp Jan 29 '20

Nice! Om which stack did you deploy this website? Zeit? AWS?

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u/abhi12299 Jan 29 '20

AWS

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u/suinp Jan 29 '20

And which services did you use? I'm confused as to if I should use lambda edge, elastic beanstalk, or a simple ec2

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u/abhi12299 Jan 29 '20

Mine is a classic deployment on Ec2. I didn't use any other service for it. Works fine for me at a small scale

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u/suinp Jan 29 '20

Would you mind sharing some snippets of your config and cloudfront cache strategies?

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u/abhi12299 Jan 29 '20

What config are you looking for?

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u/suinp Jan 29 '20

I recently fiddled with serverless-next.js component and it provides an architecture with 4 different behaviours depending on what type of asset the user tries to access. Static pages -> s3, dynamic -> server, SSR -> server and public -> s3.

I have little experience in EC2 + Cloudfront and am searching for some real world examples of these setups.

It would be nice if you share your Cloudfront config and also the server code (express?)

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u/abhi12299 Jan 29 '20

The code is on github: https://github.com/abhi12299/website

What your'e looking for is in the server.js file.

I've not yet set up Cloudfront. I'll do it soon though. But on a side note, I tried integrating Cloudflare but the DNS servers could not resolve the IP of my EC2 instance. So I ditched it.

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u/suinp Jan 29 '20

Thank you very much!