Deploy Spring Boot Application on AWS in Minutes | Elastic Beanstalk | Spring Boot | Java

Deploy Spring Boot Application on AWS Elastic Beanstalk :
Elastic Beanstalk is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) offered by AWS.
Elastic Beanstalk simplifies the deployment and management of applications in the cloud.
Elastic Beanstalk allows developers to focus on writing code and deploying applications without worrying about server provisioning, load balancing, scaling, and other operational tasks.
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[@khieng11]

Very nice bro. Thanks you!!!

[@arijitdatta3694]

Great stuff!

[@maxi331]

Excellent. Thanks!

[@ramanujds]

Glad that it was helpful. 😊

[@rohansharma141]

great video, really helpful. thank you

[@ramanujds]

Glad it was helpful! 😊

[@joyjyotifitness8243]

Great quality 🔥🔥

[@ramanujds]

thank you ☺️

[@francispierre-louis4163]

On the money!!!!! TY

[@Meeshohaul1198]

Great

[@ramanujds]

thank you

[@ravinders9221]

nice bro. thank you!!

[@ramanujds]

Thank you ☺️

[@abhinavtonde397]

Thank you sir, it helped me save a lot of money for VPS subscription. Can you also tell how to link a database with the application over AWS, please? That will be real helpful.

[@fipabrate]

looking forward to your next video about deploying with database. Maybe using docker compose?

[@ramanujds]

Thank you. I will upload a video on how to deploy a spring boot application along with a database soon

[@brightasiwe9744]

Nice video, I've opened port 80 and 443 but beanstalk url won't still be accessed from other devices unless through IP. How do I solve this

[@venkatsainaiktejavath1241]

how can i get the deployed apis in HTTPS, i am working on it, can you share some knowledge for this?

[@shubhamthakur614]

could you please make a playlist for java developer to work with AWS and all its feature it help a lot

[@ramanujds]

Sure. I will 😊 Thank you for watching

[@v1gneshd317]

Hi bro I'm using MySql database in my application. so, how to connect or save my data's to aws?

[@ramanujds]

Using RDS. I will upload a video on it soon. Thank you for watching.

[@DeepakSharma-cv2tj]

Failed to fetch. Possible Reasons: CORS Network Failure URL scheme must be "http" or "https" for CORS request.

[@ramanujds]

CORS issue will occur when you make a cross origin request like making an ajax call. To avoid it you can mention @CrossOrigin annotation on top of your controller class. Also I hope you've activated the public IP address (go @ 6:02)

[@chetanyadav6421]

this employee management fullstack project is enough for resume, please ans, thank you

[@ramanujds]

Hello Chetan, this is not a project that can be mentioned on your resume. I just showed a simple way to deploy an application on AWS. In order for you to mention these skills on your resume, you must learn spring boot and AWS separately and create a project with more features and functionalities. Thank you for your watching. 😊

[@chetanyadav6421]

@@ramanujdsI know you just showed how to deploy,I am saying management project is enough for resume with spring boot and react

[@ramanujds]

@@chetanyadav6421yes plus some additional tools like Kafka for asynchronous communication, spring security for implementing auth etc.

[@chetanyadav6421]

@@ramanujds thank you🙏

[@gur151]

It's not as smooth as this video makes it out to be. Despite carefully following every single step there are still 1000 road blocks at every turn. EC2 profile, server port mismatch and now cookies are too big? Are there things that you added off camera? Why didn't you encounter any of these problems, I've tried it with a super simple application, same as yours.

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