FashionBulk

This repo now includes a basic CI/CD pipeline for GitHub → EC2 deployment.

Current frontend URL on Netlify: https://salomyangi.netlify.app/

What is configured

• GitHub Actions validates backend syntax on every push to main
• The same workflow deploys the backend/, frontend/, and scripts/ folders to your EC2 instance
• The EC2 deploy script installs Python dependencies, restarts the FastAPI service, and reloads Nginx

GitHub secrets to add

Create these repository secrets in GitHub:

• EC2_HOST: your EC2 public IP or DNS name
• EC2_USER: the SSH user (usually ubuntu)
• EC2_SSH_KEY: the private SSH key for the EC2 instance
• NETLIFY_AUTH_TOKEN: your Netlify personal access token
• NETLIFY_SITE_ID: your Netlify site ID

How to get the Netlify secrets

1. In Netlify, open User settings → Applications → Personal access tokens
2. Create a token and copy it as NETLIFY_AUTH_TOKEN
3. Open your site → Site settings → General → Site details
4. Copy the Site ID and save it as NETLIFY_SITE_ID

Deploy

Push to main and GitHub Actions will run automatically.

You can also run the workflow manually from the Actions tab.

Domain setup on your registrar

Use these DNS records for the live custom domain setup:

• @ → A record → 75.2.60.5 (or ALIAS/ANAME to apex-loadbalancer.netlify.com if your registrar supports it)
• www → CNAME record → salomyangi.netlify.app.
• api → A record → your EC2 public IP

This lets you expose:

• https://api.onxxdatas.space for the FastAPI backend
• https://onxxdatas.space (or https://www.onxxdatas.space) for the Netlify frontend

After changing DNS, wait 5–30 minutes for propagation, then add the custom domain in Netlify → Site settings → Domain management.