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Ireneusz Bachanowicz c5202ca4c5 Refactor project structure and documentation for CV Optimization Platform 
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Outlines the deployment plan for the CV Optimization Platform, including environments and steps.

Deployment Plan

Environments

  • Development Environment: Local development environment on your machine.
  • Staging Environment: (Optional but recommended for more complex projects) A staging environment that mirrors production for testing before live deployment. Could be a separate branch or deployment on Vercel/Render.
  • Production Environment: Live website accessible to users.

Deployment Steps (MVP Launch)

Frontend (Vercel)

  1. Connect GitHub Repository to Vercel: In Vercel, create a new project and connect it to your GitHub repository.
  2. Configure Build Settings: Vercel will usually auto-detect Next.js settings. Verify build command and output directory are correct.
  3. Set Environment Variables: Add any necessary environment variables (e.g., API endpoint URLs, API keys - be careful not to expose secrets in frontend code directly, ideally pass through backend or use secure environment variable management).
  4. Deploy: Trigger deployment from Vercel dashboard or by pushing to your main branch (if configured for automatic deployments).
  5. Domain Setup (Optional): Configure a custom domain name if desired.

Backend (Render/Heroku)

  1. Create Render/Heroku Account and Project: Create an account and a new project for your backend application on Render or Heroku.
  2. Connect GitHub Repository: Connect your backend GitHub repository to the Render/Heroku project.
  3. Configure Deployment Settings:
    • Build Command: (e.g., pip install -r requirements.txt for Python, npm install for Node.js).
    • Start Command: (e.g., gunicorn app:app for Flask, uvicorn app:app --reload for FastAPI during development, node server.js for Node.js).
    • Environment Variables: Set necessary environment variables, especially API keys, database connection strings (if applicable). Use secure environment variable management provided by Render/Heroku.
  4. Database Setup (if using external DB): Set up a database service (e.g., Render PostgreSQL, Heroku Postgres, MongoDB Atlas) and configure connection details.
  5. Deploy: Trigger deployment from Render/Heroku dashboard or by pushing to your main branch.
  6. Health Checks: Configure health check endpoints for monitoring application status.

Post-Deployment

  • Monitoring: Set up monitoring tools (e.g., Vercel Analytics, Render/Heroku logs, dedicated monitoring services) to track application performance and errors.
  • Logging: Review logs regularly to identify and address issues.
  • Scaling (Future): Plan for scaling backend resources as user load increases.

Note: This is a basic deployment plan for MVP. It will need to be refined as the project evolves and more complex features are added. Consider CI/CD pipelines for automated deployments in the future.