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Every day new technologies come into play. “Serverless” was one of them. In the perspective of a web developer and web application owner, going Serverless is a cost-effective method. But still, there are pros and cons of going Serverless. So we have to think in the context of the application that we are managing and decide whether to go Serverless or not. “Serverless” has been a hype for some time now. Some months back I wrote a Medium article on Serverless and today I thought to publish another part of it. If you want to know more about “Serverless” please read my previous article from  here . It will give you quite some understanding of what “Serverless” actually is. So in this article, I will be creating a mobile application which is based on Serverless. Mobile applications have two parts similar to web applications. Back End Front End Front end application resides on the mobile application. It’s the one that we install from the  Google Play store  or  Apple Appst...

So after a long time thought of writing a medium article. But what do I write about 😡 😡?? When I was doing my work for the day, had to host a React Web Application for a demo. Voila!! and now I’m writing about it so that you also might come across that sort of a situation and this guide might come in handy. And who knows I might also search on Google “How to host a React web application on AWS” in future and come across the same article that I have written here 😂 😂😂😂. In this article, I’m not going to tell you what is a web application and what is  React . I hope you all know about them better than me. In this article, I will walk you through creating a sample React Web Application and hosting it on  AWS . When talking about web application hosted on AWS (not the static web page hosting), I have come across two ways to do that on AWS. But there might be more other ways also 😆. One way is to host the application in  AWS EC2  instance and the other way is to use...