Developing and hosting web applications on AWS Elastic Bean Stalk

In this blogpost, we are gonna look at how to develop and host web applications on AWS Elastic Bean Stalk.

Step 1: Search for Elastic Bean Stalk



Step 2: Click on "Create Application"



Step 3: Choose a platform based on the application deployed. If deploying a Java application, select Java; if deploying an angular application, select Node.js, etc. 

I'll be choosing Python in my case.


Step 4: Select “Upload your code” inside the Application code section or you can go for the sample application. 



If you going to upload your own source application, then inside the Source code origin section, there are two options,

Local file -> upload from your local computer (jar/war)

Public S3 URL -> provide the S3 bucket URL where you have uploaded the artifact.



Step 5: Then click on "Create Application". Your application is created.




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