AWS Elastic Beanstalk

Developer Guide

What Is AWS Elastic Beanstalk?
Getting Started
Concepts
- Web Server Environments
- Worker Environments
- Design Considerations
Permissions
- Service Role
- Instance Profile
- User Policy
Elastic Beanstalk Platforms
- Supported Platforms
- Custom Platforms
Tutorials and Samples
Managing Applications
- Application Management Console
- Managing Application Versions
- Version Lifecycle
- Create a Source Bundle
Managing Environments
- The Environment Management Console
- Creating Environments
- Deployments
  - Deployment Options
  - Blue/Green Deployments
- Configuration Changes
  - Rolling Updates
  - Immutable Updates
- Platform Updates
  - Managed Updates
  - Upgrade a Legacy Environment
- Cancel an Update
- Rebuild an Environment
- Environment Types
- Worker Environments
- Environment Links
Environment Configuration
- Configuration Using the Console
- EC2 Instances
- Auto Scaling Group
- Load Balancer
- Database
- Security
- Tag an Environment
- Software Settings
  - Debugging
  - Log Viewing
- Notifications
- Amazon VPC
- Domain Name
Advanced Configuration
- Configuration Options
- .ebextensions
- Saved Configurations
- env.yaml
- Custom Image
- HTTPS
Monitoring an Environment
- Monitoring Console
- Basic Health Reporting
- Enhanced Health Reporting and Monitoring
- Manage Alarms
- View Events
- Monitor Instances
- View Instance Logs
Integrating AWS Services
- CloudFront
- Logging Elastic Beanstalk API Calls with AWS CloudTrail
- CloudWatch
- CloudWatch Logs
  - Streaming Environment Health
- AWS Config
- DynamoDB
- ElastiCache
- Amazon EFS
- IAM
- Amazon RDS
- Amazon S3
- Amazon VPC
  - Bastion Hosts
  - Amazon RDS
Your Local Development Environment
The EB CLI
- Install the EB CLI
  - Linux
  - Windows
  - macOS
  - Virtualenv
- Configure the EB CLI
- EB CLI Basics
- AWS CodeBuild
- Using the EB CLI with Git
- AWS CodeCommit
- Monitoring Health
- Composing Environments
- Troubleshooting
- EB CLI Commands
  - eb abort
  - eb appversion
  - eb clone
  - eb codesource
  - eb config
  - eb console
  - eb create
  - eb deploy
  - eb events
  - eb health
  - eb init
  - eb labs
  - eb list
  - eb local
  - eb logs
  - eb open
  - eb platform
  - eb printenv
  - eb restore
  - eb scale
  - eb setenv
  - eb ssh
  - eb status
  - eb swap
  - eb tags
  - eb terminate
  - eb upgrade
  - eb use
  - Common Options
- EB CLI 2.6 (Deprecated)
  - Getting Started with Eb
  - Deploying a Branch to an Environment
  - Eb Common Options
  - EB CLI 2 Commands
    - branch
    - delete
    - events
    - init
    - logs
    - push
    - start
    - status
    - stop
    - update
- EB API CLI (deprecated)
Working with Docker
- Single Container Docker
  - Single Container Docker Configuration
- Multicontainer Docker
  - Multicontainer Docker Configuration
  - Tutorial - Multicontainer Docker
- Preconfigured Containers
  - Getting Started with Preconfigured Docker Containers
  - Example: Customize and Configure Preconfigured Docker Platforms
- Environment Configuration
- Running Containers Locally
Working with Go
- The Go Platform
- The Docker-based Go Platform
Working with Java
- Getting Started
- Development Environment
- The Tomcat Platform
- The Java SE Platform
- Adding a Database
- Eclipse Toolkit
- Resources
Working with .NET
- Getting Started
- Development Environment
- The .NET Platform
  - Migrating to v1 Elastic Beanstalk Windows Server Platforms
  - Deployment Manifest
- Tutorial - ASP.NET MVC5
- Tutorial - .NET Core
- Adding a Database
- The AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio
- Resources
Working with Node.js
- Getting Started
- Development Environment
- The Node.js Platform
- Tutorial - Express
- Tutorial - Node.js w/ DynamoDB
- Tutorial - Geddy with Clustering
- Adding a Database
- Resources
Working with PHP
- Development Environment
- The PHP Platform
- Tutorial - Laravel
- Tutorial - CakePHP
- Tutorial - Symfony
- Tutorial - HA Production
- Tutorial - HA WordPress
- Tutorial - HA Drupal
- Adding a Database
Working with Python
- Development Environment
- The Python Platform
  - Requirements File
- Tutorial - Flask
- Tutorial - Django
- Adding a Database
- Resources
Working with Ruby
- Development Environment
- The Ruby Platform
  - Installing Packages with a Gemfile
- Tutorial - Rails
- Tutorial - Sinatra
- Adding a Database
Troubleshooting
- Connectivity
- Environment Creation
- Deployments
- Health
- Configuration
- Docker
- FAQ
Resources
Platform History
- Packer
- Single Container Docker
- Multicontainer Docker
- Docker
- Preconfigured Docker
- Go
- Tomcat
- Java SE
- .NET on Windows Server
- Node.js
- PHP
- Python
- Ruby

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`eb open`

Description

Opens the public URL of your website in the default browser.

Syntax

eb open

eb open environment-name

Options

Name	Description
Common options

Output

The command eb open does not have output. Instead, it opens the application in a browser window.

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