AWS Elastic Beanstalk - Deploy Spring Boot App with MySQL Database
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- čas přidán 22. 01. 2024
- This video is a guide about deployment of a Spring Boot application with MySQL database on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud using Elastic Beanstalk web management console.
Here are the steps presented in this video:
1. Package & Test Spring Boot app on localhost
2. Create new application
3. Configure service access
4. Configure database service
5. Deploy the application
6. Configure environment variables
7. Access newly deployed application
8. Check AWS related services
9. Terminate environment
10. Undeploy the application
Prerequisites:
An AWS account (root user)
An IAM user that has administrative access
An executable JAR file of a Spring Boot application - Věda a technologie
Thats the video I have been looking for months, also would be incredible if u will add https protocol to that instance
Glad it helped. I will study about that HTTPS
excellent content as usual. thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Nammmm I hope you are ok. You movies evertime awesome. I love it. Thx a lot for your support. 😻😻😻
i'm glad to see your comments as always. Thanks for your kind support :) All the best!
@@CodeJavaWhen enabling database i am getting like below exception can you pls tell me what is the solution for this
Configuration validation exception: Invalid option value: 'db.t2.micro' (Namespace: 'aws:rds:dbinstance', OptionName: 'DBInstanceClass'): DBInstanceClass db.t2.micro not supported for mysql db engine. please reply to this bro
Muchas gracias!!!!!!
Glad it helped. You're welcome.
This was probably the first video i found using the modern AWS and it was very easy to follow! However, I my site is receiving a "404 not found ("/")" error. I am really frustrated because I finally feel so close with your tutorial but cant figure out why this is is happening. It works absolutely fine on my localhost but now when it is deployed it does not work! Could you or anyone help me out?
did you set custom context path? If so, the app URL is customdomain.amazon.com/contextpath. Also check the last log lines to see what really happened.
@@CodeJava I was reading online to see what could have happened... someone said it is possible that my JAR file does not carry my WEB-INF folder and views. That would definitely trigger a 404 I think? Since it can't complete the Get ("/") method? I'm not sure. This is my first deployment lol. I am trying it again today as a WAR file, they said that might work.
that's a possible cause. Try to make the JAR file running on localhost first. If it works on localhost (in command line) it will very likely work on AWS.
When enabling database i am getting like below exception can you pls tell me what is the solution for this
Configuration validation exception: Invalid option value: 'db.t2.micro' (Namespace: 'aws:rds:dbinstance', OptionName: 'DBInstanceClass'): DBInstanceClass db.t2.micro not supported for mysql db engine.
Same with me!!!! i tried everything possible. Please reply if you found a solution.
@@kongarasrikiran7727 for that I tried another way first I created application ec2 and after that we can give to database to that instance. You can try like that
or change the db instance class ?
Hello sir. I still can't access my springboot api. I already set the server port into 5000 but then, when I tried to upload and access the domain again, bad gate way error still appeared. How to fix this? Great video by the way!
you need to check server's logs to see what really caused the error.
Anh cho em hỏi nếu public ip database ra để kết nối xuống mysql workbench thì mất phí phải ko ạ? Em dùng RDS nhưng mà thấy mất phí
nó có tính phí dữ lắm đó em. Chắc để hạn chế kết nối trực tiếp.
@@CodeJava dạ vâng ạ
@@CodeJava vậy thay vì mình dùng ip trực tiếp api thì mình dùng cái link dài dài nó tạo là không bị tính phí hả anh
@@hiimluvn kiểu gì nó cũng tính phí remote access hết em ạ.
is it free bro ?
as far as I know, AWS is free for 1 year (trial).