Deploying a Node.js Application with DynamoDB to Elastic Beanstalk

You'll create a DynamoDB table that is external to the AWS Elastic Beanstalk environment, and configure the application to use this external table instead of creating one in the environment. In a production environment, you keep the table independent of the Elastic Beanstalk environment to protect against accidental data loss and enable you to perform blue/green deployments.

Sections

  • Prerequisites
  • What is Elastic Beanstalk ?
  • Launch an Elastic Beanstalk Environment
  • What is EC2 ?
  • Add Permissions to Your Environment's Instances
  • Deploy the Sample Application
  • Create a DynamoDB Table
  • Update the Application's Configuration Files
  • Configure Your Environment for High Availability
  • Clean Up
  • Next Steps

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