: For platforms like Node.js, you should typically exclude the node_modules folder as Elastic Beanstalk will automatically run npm install during the deployment process. How to Create and Deploy
To ensure a successful deployment, the ZIP file must follow specific AWS guidelines: eb.zip
: You can create a ZIP file on your local machine and upload it directly through the Elastic Beanstalk Management Console . : For platforms like Node
An eb.zip file is a compressed source bundle containing your application's code, configuration files, and dependencies needed to run on the AWS Elastic Beanstalk platform. Key Requirements Key Requirements : The archive must not include
: The archive must not include a parent folder. Your application's root files (e.g., index.php or app.js ) must be at the top level of the ZIP. Size Limit : The bundle cannot exceed 500 MB .
In the context of , eb.zip (often referred to as an application source bundle) is the primary method for deploying web applications to the cloud. Overview of eb.zip
If a deployment fails, you can use the EB CLI or the console to retrieve instance logs as a ZIP file to diagnose errors in the environment's health or application execution. Create an Elastic Beanstalk application source bundle