Begin to set up your Elastic Beanstalk project in preparation for your code deployment.
- We're here in the Beanstalk console.…We're going to start by creating an application.…In Beanstalk an application is a container for environments.…Just like in traditional software applications where you…have several copies for different purposes…it's the same here.…Production environment, development, tests, and so on.…We'll click Create New Application…and give it a name, demo 1 and click create.…Now, lets create an environment.…
An environment is what we will call…the application architecture.…It's made up of application servers, web servers,…load balancers, auto-scaling groups, and any other…supporting infrastructure that your application may need,…such as a database. We'll click create.…Currently, it supports two types of environments, Web server…environments which is for traditional web based…applications, or API's, that responds to ACTP requests, or…a Worker environment which are typically applications that…run behind the scene and perform business tasks that are…specific to your needs without a visual user interface.…
Released
12/11/2018- Checking in source code with CodeCommit
- Building code in CodeBuild
- Deploying code with CodeDeploy
- Creating a DevOps pipeline with CodePipeline
- Creating and deploying an Elastic Beanstalk application
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