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Deploying Docker Compose to AWS
In the previous chapter, we deployed our application to a Docker host. The feature of deploying to a remote host could help in many ways, for example, we could share the application with another individual or use the remote host for development and testing purposes. Deploying to a remote host brings us closer to the context of deploying to production. However, a deployment to a remote host is not up to the standards of a production deployment. A production deployment needs our application to be highly available, secure, and accessible through a load balancer, and the logs of the application need to be easy accessible and securely stored.
This chapter is all about bringing our Docker Compose application to ...
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