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Multi-AZ Next.js SSR deployment on AWS ECS Fargate with CloudFront CDN, Route 53 DNS, and RDS Aurora replication across two availability zones. Traffic flows through AWS WAF and Shield for DDoS protection, then CloudFront distributes static assets from S3 while routing dynamic requests to load-balanced Fargate containers. ECS Fargate instances connect to Aurora primary-standby databases and ElastiCache Redis replicas for session management, with Auto Scaling, CloudWatch monitoring, X-Ray tracing, and Secrets Manager for secure credential rotation. Fork this diagram to customize subnets, add additional AZs, or integrate with your CI/CD pipeline for automated deployments.

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How do I deploy a highly available Next.js SSR application on AWS ECS Fargate across multiple availability zones?

This diagram shows a multi-AZ Next.js SSR architecture using ECS Fargate with CloudFront CDN for static assets, Route 53 for DNS, RDS Aurora primary-standby for databases, and ElastiCache Redis replicas for caching. Traffic is protected by AWS WAF and Shield, routed through Application Load Balancers, and automatically scaled based on demand while being monitored via CloudWatch and X-Ray.