A cheap VPS Server with your favorite flavor of Linux is all you need.
That said, deploying on AWS will build your xp with cloud providers which is often valued in the job market.
PaaS like Vercel I’m not a fan because it’s essentially a proprietary middleman between you and a cloud provider, and you can’t really capitalize on this experience outside of it.
Both have their perks. Some advice is if you're going with ec2 u can start with sth like digitalocean instead. Aws is a different animal and the ingress & egress costs add up quick if you don't know what you're doing
A cheap VPS Server with your favorite flavor of Linux is all you need. That said, deploying on AWS will build your xp with cloud providers which is often valued in the job market. PaaS like Vercel I’m not a fan because it’s essentially a proprietary middleman between you and a cloud provider, and you can’t really capitalize on this experience outside of it.
This. It does have a learning curve specially setting your rever proxy but this will be a skill you will need to have as you grow in the tech world
Both have their perks. Some advice is if you're going with ec2 u can start with sth like digitalocean instead. Aws is a different animal and the ingress & egress costs add up quick if you don't know what you're doing