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Initialize an AWS Elastic Beanstalk application

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Initialize an AWS Elastic Beanstalk application

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- [Instructor] All right, it's time to actually try out an application deployment on Elastic Beanstalk. For this demo, I'm at the terminal, and I have a few things installed that you'll need to have too if you want to follow along. I have the git command line tools installed so that I can interact with GitHub. I also have Python 3 and PIP 3, the Python Package manager. AWS makes available a command line tool for Elastic Beanstalk called the EBCLI, or Command Line Interface. While most of the AWS suite of tools for the command line are consolidated into what's normally called just the AWSCLI, the Elastic Beanstalk tool set is separate and must be installed separately. So let's do that. We'll type pip3 install --upgrade --user awsebcli. The upgrade flag makes sure that PIP will upgrade any dependencies along the way. And the user flag makes sure that this package will be installed not globally for every user on this machine, but uniquely for the logged in user. Let's hit enter. Now that…

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