From Fork to Production: Deploying a Full-Stack App to AWS with Docker, CI/CD, and Semantic Release

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Learn to deploy a full-stack app to AWS using Docker, CI/CD, and Semantic Release for streamlined development and production

intermediate Published 9 Mar 2026
Action Steps
  1. Fork a full-stack app repository to start the deployment process
  2. Configure Docker to containerize the application
  3. Set up a CI/CD pipeline using a tool like Jenkins or GitHub Actions
  4. Use Semantic Release to automate versioning and changelog generation
  5. Deploy the containerized app to AWS using Docker and CI/CD pipeline
Who Needs to Know This

DevOps engineers and full-stack developers can benefit from this tutorial to improve their deployment workflow and collaboration

Key Insight

💡 Automating deployment with Docker, CI/CD, and Semantic Release streamlines the process from development to production

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Learn to deploy a full-stack app to AWS using Docker, CI/CD, and Semantic Release for streamlined development and production

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