Here's a look at some of the common concepts and terminologies that you will often come across while working with Elastic Beanstalk:
- Applications: An application in Elastic Beanstalk is basically a collection of Beanstalk's internal components, and includes environments, versions, events, and various other things. Think of an Elastic Beanstalk application as a high-level container which contains different aspects of your application.
- Application versions: Application versions are nothing more than different versions of an application's code. Each version of your application's code is stored in an S3 Bucket that is auto-created and managed by Beanstalk itself. You can create multiple versions of your application ...
