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🚀 Deployment

For deploying your project and managing your database, we recommend the following services:

🌐 Hosting Platform: Render

Render is an excellent hosting platform that simplifies the deployment of web applications. It offers continuous integration, automatic scaling, and Docker support. Here's how to deploy your application on Render:

  1. Sign up for an account on Render if you haven't already.

  2. Create a new Render service for your Back-End application and follow the instructions to connect it to your Git repository.

  3. Configure environment variables in the Render dashboard under "Environment Variables" to match the settings you defined in your local .env file.

  4. Render will automatically detect that your application is based on Node.js and will handle dependency installation and environment setup.

  5. After the deployment is complete, your application will be live at a Render URL, ready to be accessed.

🐘 Database: Neon

Neon is a managed PostgreSQL database hosting platform that offers scalability, automated backups, and robust security. To deploy your database on Neon:

  1. Create an account on Neon if you don't have one already.

  2. Create a new PostgreSQL database on Neon and follow the setup instructions. Make sure to note down the connection credentials.

  3. In Render, go to your application's environment variables and update the DATABASE_URL variable with the connection URL provided by Neon.

  4. Render will automatically configure the database connection using the URL you provided.

Now, your Back-End application is deployed on Render, and it's connected to the Neon database. Be sure to fine-tune your production settings as needed and monitor your application's performance on your chosen hosting platform. Good luck! 🚀

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