Web application deployment on Elastic Beanstalk ultimately uses AWS services, such as EC2, ELB, ASG, SQS, S3, and many others. Points such as scalability, security, persistent storage, fault tolerance, content delivery, software updates, patching, and connectivity should be kept in mind when designing applications to deploy on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. The following list describes some of the best practices that you should follow while working with Elastic Beanstalk:
- Web applications should be as stateless as possible, fault tolerant, and loosely coupled to efficiently scale out and scale in as the end user's request increases and decreases, respectively.
- On AWS, security is a shared responsibility. AWS is responsible for providing the necessary physical resources (as and when) to make the cloud a safe place to deploy our applications, and we...
