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AWS already have ElasticBeanstalk which is a Heroku alternative. However, if you decide to build your infrastructure manually, use Terraform.
by deepsy 8y ago
AWS already have ElasticBeanstalk which is a Heroku alternative. However, if you decide to build your infrastructure manually, use Terraform.
- scarface74 8y agoOr use CloudFormation that is supported by AWS and the technology behind Elastic Beanstalk, CodeStar, SAM, etc....
- topicseed 8y agoAgreed. Try to setup a template.yaml for CloudFormation, read the docs, try, get an error, retry... Until you have your perfect setup. And then only make changes to the template, then package, then deploy.