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I've never used AWS Beanstalk but if it's like Heroku I don't think it qualifies as you are still provisioning infrastructure (much like with EC2).
by pier25 6y ago
I've never used AWS Beanstalk but if it's like Heroku I don't think it qualifies as you are still provisioning infrastructure (much like with EC2).
- cwhiz 6y agoIt provisions EC2 for you, and scaled up or down. To really simply, it’s the basic equivalent to having an infrastructure admin turning EC2 instances on and off as load goes up or down.