<ul><li>This article demonstrates deploying a NestJS and VueJS full stack project to a VPS using Dokploy.</li><li>It covers creating production-ready Dockerfiles, automating image building with Github Actions, and utilizing images in Dokploy services.</li><li>The tutorial assumes you have a domain and secure VPS, emphasizing VPS security.</li><li>The Dockerfile stages include base, builder, and runner for backend, serving NestJS with multiple functionalities.</li><li>The NGINX-using Dockerfile for frontend differs in the runner stage for static file serving.</li><li>The article details building and pushing images to a container registry with Github Actions.</li><li>Dokploy setup involves installing it on a VPS with Docker Swarm, linking a domain, and creating projects and services.</li><li>To deploy applications, one creates services with databases and defines backend services.</li><li>In Dokploy, deploying backend services involves providing credentials and environment variables, setting domains, SSL, and A records.</li><li>The article advises configuring a subdomain for API and frontend applications, considering the respective ports.</li></ul>

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