Summary: Different Deployment Platforms

Review what we've learned about various Next.Js deployment platforms.

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In this chapter, we’ve seen different deployment platforms for our Next.js application. There’s no perfect solution for building and deploying Next.js apps because it depends on the specific use case and challenges that every project brings.

Vercel, Netlify, and Heroku (just to quote some) are all excellent alternatives for quickly deploying a Next.js application to production. On the other hand, Cloudflare Pages, AWS S3 and AWS CloudFront, and Microsoft Azure CDN can really provide excellent performance for our static sites, which competes with all the other great solutions we've seen in this chapter when it comes to serving a statically generated website.

Docker is probably one of the most flexible solutions. It allows us to deploy our application everywhere, making it easy to replicate the production environment on every machine.

Again, there’s no perfect” solution for deploying a Next.js application because the competition in this field is extremely strong, and many companies provide excellent solutions to simplify our lives as developers and make our browsing experience better as users.

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Before We Begin

Exploring Next.js: A Brief Primer

Exploring Different Rendering Strategies

Next.js Basics and Built-In Components

Hands-On Next.js

Managing Local and Global States in Next.js

CSS and Built-In Styles Methods

Using UI Frameworks

Using a Custom Server

Testing Next.js

Working with SEO and Managing Performance

Different Deployment Platforms

Managing Authentication and User Sessions

Building an E-Commerce Website with Next.js and GraphCMS

Create a Real-Time Chat Application in Next.js

Wrapping Up

Summary: Different Deployment Platforms

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