Deploying ASP.NET Core Web Apps on AWS Elastic Beanstalk

In this video, we will guide you through the process of deploying ASP.NET Core Web Apps on AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
Are you an ASP.NET developer looking to host your web application on a scalable and reliable cloud platform? Look no further! AWS Elastic Beanstalk provides a fully managed environment for deploying and running your ASP.NET Core applications with ease.
In this tutorial, we will start by explaining the basics of AWS Elastic Beanstalk and its benefits for hosting your ASP.NET Core applications. We'll walk you through the step-by-step process of setting up your AWS environment, including creating an Elastic Beanstalk application and configuring the necessary resources.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:44 Basics of Elastic Beanstalk
06:20 Estimating Monthly Costing
08:19 Step 1 - Creating an Elastic Beanstalk application
16:05 Step 2 - Configure Visual Studio with AWS Toolkit
18:04 Step 3 - Deploying ASP.NET Core app from Visual Studio
22:07 Step 4 - Blue Green deployment
27:18 Call to action
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[@MuhammadUsman-lp4sm]

Great tutorial, very well explained!

[@bosesk]

Awesome Video, Thank You

[@boxerbhai5282]

Nice vdo
But what about with High availability? Show setting up with high availability with setting up all autoscsling, ALB, ETC... and what about custom with swapping dev and prod?
Thanks 👍

[@richarde.normus8563]

Very helpful, thank you

[@chandraprakashvariyani-cp6489]

Quite helpful

[@athena76308]

Thanks man

[@shashikant2011]

Hi, I followed your video but stuck at aws tool kit integration, in aws explorer in VS 2022 under AWS Elastic Beanstalk there is no instance showing , I have already created and new user and logged in aws toolkit with the generated credentials. plz help

[@coderjony9694]

Did you select the right region?

[@prophetpool]

I had this issue at first too, my Elastic Beanstalk sample instance wasn't showing, I had to add "AdministratorAccess" to the user we create in this video. I went to IAM -> Users -> Add Permissions -> [create permissions group and select "AdministratorAccess" to add it]
Overall, I believe you are just missing the Admin Access on your IAM user, hope this helps :)
Edit: don't forget to refresh your AWS Explorer list in Visual Studio after adding the permissions

[@rajon69]

Do u know how can we deploy .net8 from elastic beanstalk?

[@coderjony9694]

You can use .NET self-contained deployment until AWS releases a .NET 8 runtime for Elastic Beanstalk.