Simplify application migrations to AWS with Elastic Beanstalk
· via AWS
Summary: Elastic Beanstalk now has two modes. Standard gives each app its own EC2 instances. Cluster Mode can run and manage your apps in containers without caring about the underlying cluster (an AWS-managed EKS Auto Mode cluster). If you are looking for a PaaS alternative such as Heroku or Render on AWS, look no further! We walk two paths: a lift and shift of a legacy .NET Framework app, and a six-step move off a PaaS like Heroku, ending in a Route 53 weighted cutover.
Who should read it: teams whose app count outgrew their ops capacity, and anyone planning to leave a PaaS for their own AWS account.