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Setting up a React Web Application on AWS — On an EC2 Instance

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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...