Prompt Title: AWS EC2 GitHub Pipeline

📘💻 EC2 Linux GitHub Actions Node.js & React Frontend Pipeline for CI/CD Implementation Manual 💻📘

🔑 Prerequisites 🔑 1️⃣ An AWS account 2️⃣ A GitHub account 3️⃣ Node.js installed on your local machine 4️⃣ The AWS CLI installed on your local machine

🚀 Step 1: Create an AWS EC2 instance 🚀

1. Go to the AWS Console and navigate to the EC2 service 🖥️
2. Click on the "Launch Instance" button 🟢
3. Select an AMI that is compatible with Node.js 📦
4. Configure your instance settings, such as the instance type, storage, and networking ⚙️
5. Click on the "Launch" button 🚀

📂 Step 2: Create a GitHub repository 📂

1. Go to GitHub and create a new repository 🌐
2. Clone the repository to your local machine 💾
3. Install the dependencies for your project 📦
4. Run the development server 🏃‍♂️

🔁 Step 3: Create a GitHub Actions workflow 🔁

1. Go to the Actions tab in your GitHub repository 🔃
2. Click on the "New workflow" button ➕
3. Select the "Node.js" workflow template 🟢
4. Update the workflow to include the following steps:
   • A "checkout" step to clone your repository to the runner 📥
   • A "build" step to build your project 🛠️
   • A "deploy" step to deploy your project to your EC2 instance 🚢

⚙️ Step 4: Configure your EC2 instance ⚙️

1. SSH into your EC2 instance 🖥️
2. Install the Node.js runtime 📦
3. Create a directory for your project 📁
4. Clone your GitHub repository to the project directory 🔄
5. Install the dependencies for your project 📦
6. Configure your project to run on your EC2 instance 🔧

🧪 Step 5: Test your deployment 🧪

1. In your GitHub repository, make a change to your project ✏️
2. Push your changes to GitHub 🔃
3. Verify that your changes have been deployed to your EC2 instance ✅

💡 Conclusion 💡

This is a basic implementation manual for an EC2 Linux GitHub Actions Node.js & React Frontend Pipeline for CI/CD. You can customize this manual to fit your specific needs. 🌟