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Deploy and scale an AWS Elastic Beanstalk app - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: Complete Guide to AWS Software Deployment
Deploy and scale an AWS Elastic Beanstalk app
- [Instructor] So let's recap what we've done so far. We've initialized a Beanstalk app, created an environment for that app, namely the development environment. We've connected to a host in our auto-scaling group and explored the various options we have for troubleshooting the app. We resolved an issue by using eb setenv to push an environment variable, and we created an RDS database and connected it to our app. Congratulations! The hard part is done. These are the kind of steps that you only need to perform to get the provisioning just right on any new app. You might not have to go to the depth of SSH-ing into an instance, but there will always be a few steps to make sure that deployment works every time. And now that you have, it's time to get to the good stuff, which is building your app and deploying changes to Beanstalk. This is something you'll do frequently. After all, the purpose of this entire setup is to give you a way to quickly make changes to your app and not worry about…
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Understanding AWS Elastic Beanstalk5m 32s
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AWS Elastic Beanstalk deployment options2m 14s
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Initialize an AWS Elastic Beanstalk application9m 54s
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Create an AWS Elastic Beanstalk environment6m 1s
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Customize AWS Elastic Beanstalk with ebextensions2m 59s
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Troubleshoot Elastic Beanstalk and set environment variables10m 5s
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Add a database to AWS Elastic Beanstalk7m 9s
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Deploy and scale an AWS Elastic Beanstalk app6m 57s
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Deploy Docker containers via AWS Elastic Beanstalk3m 23s
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Elastic Beanstalk teardown5m 26s
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