Integrating a Network Load Balancer with AWS Elastic Beanstalk is essential for applications that need static IP addresses for consistent accessibility. This article shows how to overcome the limitations of an Application Load Balancer by placing a N...
Deploying a web application on AWS Elastic Beanstalk can sometimes require environment-specific customizations, such as configuring a database, modifying server settings, or installing additional software. Elastic Beanstalk extensions, or .ebextensio...
Hosting our applications on Windows Servers will lead us to consider using Windows Services for running background processes or applications without user interaction. In a previous post, we learned How to Deploy a .NET App on AWS Elastic Beanstalk us...
A couple of weeks ago, we discussed how to deploy a .NET application on AWS Elastic Beanstalk using Terraform, but on a Linux server. After reviewing the official documentation, it appears somewhat outdated when it comes to using Windows Server as a ...
In certain instances, we might prefer deploying our applications on an EC2 instance without the burden of managing the associated infrastructure. AWS Elastic Beanstalk provides streamlined deployment, automatic scaling, and application management, en...
