Deploy with EB
Learn all about Deploy with EB in this comprehensive tutorial.
- •In AWS, navigate to the Elastic Beanstalk application, as we did in the Choose Provider chapter, and click the "Create application" button:
- •Once you have clicked the "Create Application" button, you will be taken to this page, where you can give your Django project a name.
- •Then scroll down until you see the "Platform" section, and choose "Python", with the recommended version:
- •Next, scroll down to the next section, the "Application code" section, and choose "Upload your code".
- •Click the "Create application" button to start deploying.
- •The deployment will take a few minutes.
- •Finally the project is live, and you can view it by clicking the link below the **Myfirstdjango-env** header, or type the host address in your browser:
Elastic Beanstalk
In AWS, navigate to the Elastic Beanstalk application, as we did in the Choose Provider chapter, and click the "Create application" button:
Create EB Application
Once you have clicked the "Create Application" button, you will be taken to this page, where you can give your Django project a name. I will name it "my-first-django":
Choose Platform
Then scroll down until you see the "Platform" section, and choose "Python", with the recommended version:
Upload .zip File
Next, scroll down to the next section, the "Application code" section, and choose "Upload your code".
Click on the "Choose file" button, navigate to the .zip file you created in the previous chapter and upload it:
The .zip file is uploaded, and we are ready to deploy!
Deploy
Click the "Create application" button to start deploying.
Waiting
The deployment will take a few minutes.
Success!
Finally the project is live, and you can view it by clicking the link below the Myfirstdjango-env header, or type the host address in your browser:
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