React & MongoDB Deployment Support
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m ready to take my React-based site live and need someone who can handle the full deployment pipeline — from standing up the server to preparing the first MongoDB collections.
Hosting
I’m not locked into AWS, Heroku, or DigitalOcean; I’m using a different provider and will give you full access as soon as we start. If you have a strong preference for tooling (Docker, PM2, Nginx, etc.) feel free to guide me toward the most stable setup on this platform.
Scope of help needed
• Provision and secure the server (install Node, configure firewall, SSL, environment variables).
• Deploy the React build so it serves correctly behind HTTPS.
• Install MongoDB (or connect to a managed instance) and create the initial database with the schema I’ll provide.
• Wire everything together so the front end, API endpoints, and database talk to each other smoothly.
• Hand over a short deployment / rollback guide so I can push future updates confidently.
Acceptance criteria
The site must be publicly reachable on my domain, all API routes should read/write to MongoDB without errors, and the deployment steps you document should reproduce the setup on a fresh server.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you can start soon, let’s get this site online.
Hosting
I’m not locked into AWS, Heroku, or DigitalOcean; I’m using a different provider and will give you full access as soon as we start. If you have a strong preference for tooling (Docker, PM2, Nginx, etc.) feel free to guide me toward the most stable setup on this platform.
Scope of help needed
• Provision and secure the server (install Node, configure firewall, SSL, environment variables).
• Deploy the React build so it serves correctly behind HTTPS.
• Install MongoDB (or connect to a managed instance) and create the initial database with the schema I’ll provide.
• Wire everything together so the front end, API endpoints, and database talk to each other smoothly.
• Hand over a short deployment / rollback guide so I can push future updates confidently.
Acceptance criteria
The site must be publicly reachable on my domain, all API routes should read/write to MongoDB without errors, and the deployment steps you document should reproduce the setup on a fresh server.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you can start soon, let’s get this site online.
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