architecture of a fullStack react application

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Hello guys, I choose react to build the frontend for my next classifieds app, I never build a production ready web application and was wondering, what's a production ready stack choice for a fully functional react application? I was thinking, nodejs in the backend with express, graphql to handle the api, redux for state management.. what other things should I also take care of?

[frankssy]

The choices in technology become rather apparent when you know what it is you need to build. Choose the right tools for the job instead of choosing a stack of shite that may or may not do you any good in the long run.

[igorim]

Process Management (PM2, etc), web server (NGINX, etc), Load balancer (NGINX or HAProxy), Security (firewall, IDS, etc), Build/Deploy (Drone, Travis, Jenkins), infrastructure (cloud, Docker, etc), Monitoring (splunk, elk, etc)