I am not able to access Amazon Aws Elastic Beanstalk page. I am getting below error page
I am also not able to deploy any code to Elastic BeanStalk.
There was a service outage at the time. It should work for you now.
See: AWS Service Health Dashboard
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I am currently using AWS Elastic Beanstalk to host a web application. I found that I can get logs for my running EC2 instances through the Elastic Beanstalk console. These logs contain detailed information such as web/app server logs etc.
If I am not working with Elastic Beanstalk and I create the resources needed to run my web app without using Elastic Beanstalk, is it possible to get the same type of logs in the picture above? Logs which show web/app server logs. I tried clicking on the EC2 instace -> instance settings -> get system logs, although this does not return the detailed logs which I receive from the Elastic Beanstalk console, as you can see below.
Is it possible to get this type of EC2 logs, if I am not using beanstalk?
Unfortunately you can't, at least not out of the box. There is a special log collector script that runs on EB environments to grab those logs, which I don't think is open source or available on Github (unlike the EKS or ECS log collectors).
For single Spring boot App, Successfully setup CICD using AWS CodePipeline and Elastic Beanstalk.
But now want to Deploy multiple Spring boot Services on same Elastic Beanstalk to minimize EC2 instance following below link:
Deploying multiple services on a single instance of AWS Elastic Beanstalk
But getting Bad Gateway (502) if we hit generated url given by Elastic Beanstalk.
Deployed One laravel app on AWS Elastic Beanstalk & EKS Cluster Using Same Database
RDS
Why I am getting fast Response in Elastic Beanstalk while in EKS there delay of 3.02 ms.
there not much data in database
I found the issue of network. it was network between EKS & RDS so taking too much time to load the whole website.
For elastic beanstalks connection with RDS is from outside and speedy so site loading time was less over there.
I am trying to develop a Spring Cloud microservice and deploying into AWS cloud using Elastic Beanstalk. When I am searching deployment options I found that deployment environment of Beanstalk. I have a little confusion here. Can I deploy my microservice using Elastic Beanstalk without launching EC2 machine?
Here I am approaching only to Elastic Beanstalk service. Deploying microservice using Elastic Beanstalk without launching EC2 is possible?
I am a beginner in the AWS world.
You can use Elastic Beanstalk to deploy your microservices. When you use Elastic Beanstalk, in the backend Elastic Beanstalk creates the required EC2 instances and Load balancers to run and deploy your application. Hence you don't need to create an EC2 instance. I would recommend you to follow the tutorial here, which walks you through to launch a sample Multi Docker application.
Also, I would recommend you to research ECS/Fargate service which has more capabilities for hosting a Microservices application.
We have hosted node js application in elastic beanstalk on AWS environment. We want to check the historical console log of node js. So that we are downloading the logs from Elastic beanstalk application, but it's not containing the historical console log. As we AWS environment hosting is new to us can anybody guide me how to retrieve those historical logs from aws?
When you recycle your instances all the content of the instances is deleted. For that reason you need to copy the logs out of your instance. Amazon has cloudwatch logs where you can feed all the logs from all your servers. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/logs/WhatIsCloudWatchLogs.html
I find a bit confusing the process to set it up with beanstalk. I wrote a post on how to do it for a php application: http://www.albertsola.pro/store-aws-beanstalk-symfony-and-apache-logs-in-cloudwatch-logs/