Application example with extensions
The following example demonstrates an application source bundle with several extensibility features that Elastic Beanstalk Amazon Linux 2 and Amazon Linux 2023 platforms
support: a Procfile, .ebextensions configuration files, custom hooks, and proxy configuration files.
~/my-app/
|-- web.jar
|-- Procfile
|-- readme.md
|-- .ebextensions/
| |-- options.config # Option settings
| `-- cloudwatch.config # Other .ebextensions sections, for example files and container commands
`-- .platform/
|-- nginx/ # Proxy configuration
| |-- nginx.conf
| `-- conf.d/
| |-- custom.conf
| `-- elasticbeanstalk/
| `-- server.conf
|-- hooks/ # Application deployment hooks
| |-- prebuild/
| | |-- 01_set_secrets.sh
| | `-- 12_update_permissions.sh
| |-- predeploy/
| | `-- 01_some_service_stop.sh
| `-- postdeploy/
| |-- 01_set_tmp_file_permissions.sh
| |-- 50_run_something_after_app_deployment.sh
| `-- 99_some_service_start.sh
`-- confighooks/ # Configuration deployment hooks
|-- prebuild/
| `-- 01_set_secrets.sh
|-- predeploy/
| `-- 01_some_service_stop.sh
`-- postdeploy/
|-- 01_run_something_after_config_deployment.sh
`-- 99_some_service_start.shNote
Some of these extensions aren't supported on Amazon Linux AMI platform versions (preceding Amazon Linux 2).
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