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33# Getting Started with the React Cors Application
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1515In order to deploy to AWS, you have to take the following steps:
16161 . Deploy the CloudFormation Template from the project (` react-cors-spa-stack.yaml ` ) using AWS CLI or AWS Console
17- 2 . Once your stack is deployed, from the "Output" tab, identify the "APIEndpoint" URL as well as the S3 "Bucket" name
18- 3 . Copy the API endpoint URL identified at step 2 and paste it in the App.js line 26
19- 4 . Build the (using ` yarn build ` ) app for distribution
20- 5 . Upload the content of the ` build ` folder into the S3 bucket identified at step 2
21- 6 . Access the application through the CloudFront distribution created at step 1
17+ 2 . Once your stack is deployed, from the "Output" tab, identify the S3 "Bucket" name
18+ 3 . Build the (using ` yarn build ` ) app for distribution
19+ 4 . Upload the content of the ` build ` folder into the S3 bucket identified at step 2
20+ 5 . Access the application through the CloudFront distribution created at step 1
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2322## Available Scripts
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