AWS Classroom Series – 06/Mar/2021

AWS Elastic Beanstalk

• Terminologies:
  • Application: This logical collection of Elastic Beanstalk components including enviroments, versions and configuration
  • Application Version: This refers to specified iteration of deployable code for web application
  • Environment: This is collection of AWS resources running an application version
  • Environment tier: This designates type of application that the environment runs
    • Web server Environment tier: Used to deploy web applications
    • Worker environment: A backend environment that pulls tasks from a AWS SQS (Simple Queue Services)
  • Environment Configuration: this is collection of parameters and settings that define how an environment and its associated resources behave
  • Platform: This is combination of an operating system, programming language run time, webserver/application server and other elastic beanstalk components
• Lets create a sample elastic beanstalk application
• Lets launch the url
• AWS Resources that are created as part of sample application deployed to Elastic Beanstalk
  • EC2 instance: An AWS EC2 instance is configured to run the sample application
  • Instance Security Group:
  • AWS S3 bucket: To store the source code, logs and other artifacts that are created.
  • AWS Cloudwatch alarms
  • A Cloudformation stack
  • Autoscaling group
  • Loadbalancer:
• AWS Elastic Beanstalk internally creates aws resources and provides the users the functionality to upload the code, which gets deployed on the ec2 instance.
• Now lets configure what gets created while creating an elastic beanstalk web application
• Elastic Beanstalk internally creates the resources mentioned above and offers the users the functionality to upload the code and deploy it to the ec2 instance and update the other resources
• Elastic Beanstalk workflow

Deploy application to Elastic Beanstalk

• Python Django Refer Here
• Python flask Refer Here
• ASP.NET MVC5 Refer Here
• .Net Core Refer Here
• Java Refer Here