Deploy an API web application with Elastic Beanstalk and set-up CI/CD using CodePipline > Deploy Web Application With Elastic Beanstalk > Create New Elastic Beanstalk Environment
Create New Elastic Beanstalk Environment
Overview
Before proceeding with the setup of AWS Elastic Beanstalk, it’s essential to first configure a new environment to ensure that the deployment process runs smoothly.
- Navigate to AWS Console UI and search Elastic Beanstalk
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- Choose New Environment
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- In the Environment Information, fill in Environment name you want
You can choose the Domain Name you want, though it is optional. Ensure that you check the availability of the domain name.
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- After that, select the platform, platform version and branch you want to deploy, in this tutorial will use .NET 6 on Linux
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- In the Presets, choose High avalibility.
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This step allows users to efficiently set up their environment based on their specific needs, whether opting for a simple single-instance setup (potentially eligible for the free tier) or a more robust high-availability configuration. In the Application Code section, you can choose either to use the sample code for a basic deployment or to upload your own code from an S3 Bucket.