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There has recently been an increase in the quantity of applications being created and "pushed" to the cloud. This article offers a thorough guide on how you can deploy  your frontend applications to a cloud service provider. The steps that may be done to successfully deploy a frontend app to an AWS EC2 instance would be detailed in details in a simple and lucid manner in this post, which would use AWS as the cloud provider. We would be utilizing AWS CodeBuild and CodeDeploy tools to setup our CI/CD pipeline that would automate the deloyment process for our application. Instead of launching a "hello world" app to start learning continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) via AWS CodePipeline, I constructed a React app that retrieves movies, their IMDB rating, and other information from the open movie database using the OMDB API. The setup of your AWS CodePipeline and the deployment of your frontend project to an AWS instance are the main topics of this post. I'll be using a ReactJS application to demonstrate for demonstration. We'll assume you already have an IAM user set up, an AWS account, and a frontend application on GitHub that's prepared for deployment. For ease of browsing, this article has been broken up into sections. We would discuss the following subjects in this article: Introduction Create IAM Role for EC2 and AWS CodeDeploy