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How to Deploy Rails Application to AWS

Ruby on rails is a framework for building interactive web applications while ruby is a programming language that has an expressive and easy-to-use syntax. It provides more than 60,000 libraries and frameworks. AWS provides the platform to develop and deploy Rails applications on the platform and this post will teach you the process of deploying the rails application on AWS.

Let’s start with deploying the Rails application to AWS:

Deploy Rails Application to AWS

To deploy a Rails application to AWS, click on the “Create Application” from the Elastic Beanstalk console:

Enter the name of the web application and add “Tags” for the application:

Scroll down the page and select the platform for the application and its code. At the end, click on the “Create Application” button to create the application with its environment:

Application environment creation will take a few moments:

Once the environment is created, simply click on the “Configuration” button to change security settings:

On the configuration page, click on the “Edit” button in the security section:

Add the key pair file for the EC2 instance and click on the “Apply” button:

On the EC2 console, select the public IP address of the rails environment instance:

Use the IP address to view the rails application on the web browser:

You have successfully deployed the Rails application to AWS:

Conclusion

To deploy the rails application to AWS, simply create an application on the Elastic Beanstalk and choose the platform for the application. It will take a few moments to create the environment for the rails application. Change the security configurations of the environment to add the key pair file for the EC2 instance. You have deployed the rails application to AWS with the help of this post.

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Abdul Mannan

I am curious about technology and writing and exploring it is my passion. I am interested in learning new skills and improving my knowledge and I hold a bachelor's degree in computer science.