How to Easily Deploy a Spring Boot Application to AWS EC2

The easiest way to deploy a Spring Boot application to the cloud is using AWS EC2. In this video I will show how to deploy a simple web application to EC2 in such a way it can be used from a CI/CD platform to upload a new version each time it's available.

Content:
* What is the cloud. What are the main cloud providers
* What are the main services of AWS
* How does AWS EC2 work
* Which services are necessary to create an AWS EC2 instance. What is a Security Group. What is a VPC. What is S3.
* How to connect to an AWS EC2 instance in SSH
* How to create an AMI from a running AWS EC2 instance
* How to perform automatic actions on a AWS EC2 instance at the startup

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[shashankbhat]

Explanation is very clean. This video helped me a lot. Thanks🙏

[anthonycarella]

The fact that half-way through this video, I was able to get a simple Spring Boot application on an EC2 instance makes it golden. Thank you so much!

[santiagoibarbia]

Amazing video. All explained in just some minutes. Congrats!

[Apopjak]

duuuude, U have no idea how much u helped me with this video, u re the best!

[slchhvf]

Explanation very clean and excellent, thank you

[mihailegorin]

Thank you! Your video was very helpful for me

[khxslqp]

this tutorial is very helpful. thank you!

[programmierenabisz]

Thank you so much! This made so many things clear to me. I worked with several old ways to manage my projects. From hosting my own servers (about 20 years ago) to some docker managed instances and so on. AWS was a misterium for me. So many things you can do there but you brought it to the point for me. EC2 is only a virtual machine :) And the networking is also only networking VPC (virtual private cnetwork ;))

[makilles]

Hi! Your video is excellent and is helping me a lot during my final project at college. However, I can't run the command "mvn" on my terminal (command not found). I also have a maven spring boot project, but I don't get what I did wrong. Would you help me, please?

[johncerpa]

Video on VPC and networking would be great

[Domzheritcy]

Please continue make videos about Java and AWS

[sfrrfqi]

Thanks for the video. While I am trying to start ec2 instance using public ip address from local terminal. Connection is failing. Even ping to public ip is not working. can you suggest what would be failing ?

[m.cheonsa]

Thank youuuu for the amazing video !
Does anyone know from where i can get that ssh key before creating the instance?

[kirankumarkondapally]

Hi, At 4.36 of the video you have used SSH keys, how to created that one please let us know .The one it shown is already created one you have imported.

[MarselGaisin]

After creating an application in Elastic Beanstalk, an error appears "The instance profile aws-elasticbeanstalk-ec2-role associated with the environment does not exist." Why is this happening?

[morigene]

Thank you. All network services in AWS are very helpful. please if possible please give it to us. thank you.

[prjvnd]

Can the REST API's be accessible outside the region of EC2 ? I mean are the REST API's global ?

[burcutas]

When I run the demo command in the terminal 08:00, I get the following error:
" 'demo' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file. "
What can I do for it? Can you help?

[sachinthanaaluvihare]

If you get Permission denied (publickey, gssapi-keyex, gssapi-with-mic) when tring to ssh to ec2-user, just run chmod 400 on the pem file and try again

[zhanglijunshao]

when you import key pair, how did you get the content?