47. Overview (Deploy JAVA To AWS Elastic Beanstalk)

 

In this section, we increase the complexity of the application we are building and deploying, we'll

be building and testing a job application and will deploy to Amazon Web Services, also known as a W.S.

Anderson.

If you're not a Java developer or you are not interested in using Java or A.W. with your projects,

this section tries to provide you with a realistic example.

I can assure you it is totally fine just to watch and understand the underlying concepts which can be

applied to any other technologies and services.

The pipeline will be building is more complex, but the same general principles will be used in this

process.

You will learn to build an advanced pipeline with code checks, unit test API, test performance tests

and security checks, publish test results both in HTML and XML format.

Learn about cloud services and how to use a WSC for deployments and much, much more.

This means you will be exposed to new tools and technologies that you may not be familiar with.

Overall, the complexity of this project is much higher than before.

As with many new things, a bit of patience is required when things do not work.

As expected as this course is focused on building pipelines with catalepsy.

I cannot give you a full introduction to all the tools and technologies used.

I will provide you with links to articles and other video tutorials to watch so that you can learn and

follow along if you can follow along.

That is fantastic.

And as always, I'm here just in case you need help or get stuck.

Please note that some lectures may have a troubleshooting document in the resources folder that can

help you fix some common issues.

I hope you are just as excited as I am to get started with this new section.