๐ Hello Cloud enthusiasts! Hope y'all are doing great! Today, in this blog post, we're embarking on a sailing adventure into Amazon Web Services app deployment service, Elastic Beanstalk.
๐ Think of this blog post as your reliable map, designed to swiftly guide you through vital Elastic Beanstalk concepts.
EBS - Elastic Bean Stalk Overview:
Elastic Beanstalk makes deploying web apps easy.
You upload your app code, and Beanstalk handles the rest.
Main Parts:
Application Version: This is like a version of your app's code.
Environment: A place where your app runs on AWS resources.
Environment Configurations: These are settings for your environment.
Environment Tier: Decides if your app is a web server or a worker.
Configuration Template: A starting point for environment settings.
Platform: What your app runs on (like OS, programming language).
Applications: A bunch of app stuff together.
Environment Tiers:
Web Server Environment: For regular websites (uses common AWS tools).
Worker Environment: For apps doing tasks (uses SQS, AWS tools).
Workflow Process:
Create Application: Set up your app in Elastic Beanstalk.
Upload App Version: Put your code and settings here.
Create Environment: Elastic Beanstalk sets up where your app runs.
Manage and Update: You control your app, like updating versions.