node.js - déployer nœud application dans une instance EC2 existante plutôt qu'instance élastique haricot magique - Stack Overflow

I am trying to deploy a node.js application on AWS on an existing EC2 instance. Steps http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/create_deploy_nodejs.sdlc.html describes to deploy on newly created elastic beanstalk instance. How can I reconfigure to add my existing EC2 instance to deploy code on? Or the entire purpose of elastic beanstalk, it to deploy on newly created EB environment?

Elastic Beanstalk deployment is very specific to the service.

You can conceivable hack the eb scripts to make it work for your EC2 instance. You can look at the AWSDevTools/aws.elasticbeanstalk.push file that the eb command creates under the .git directory. It's essentially a Ruby script that does the git push.

You can could also look at the eb script and libraries themselves which are essentially written in Python.

Nevertheless, I recommend to stick to just a plain node.js deployment model that has been answered here on SO on some other posts and Internet blogs. For example: How to deploy a Node.js application?

You can also take a look at this blog too (which is referred from the previous SO post)

http://clock.co.uk/tech-blogs/deploying-nodejs-apps

I am trying to deploy a node.js application on AWS on an existing EC2 instance. Steps http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/create_deploy_nodejs.sdlc.html describes to deploy on newly created elastic beanstalk instance. How can I reconfigure to add my existing EC2 instance to deploy code on? Or the entire purpose of elastic beanstalk, it to deploy on newly created EB environment?

Elastic Beanstalk deployment is very specific to the service.

You can conceivable hack the eb scripts to make it work for your EC2 instance. You can look at the AWSDevTools/aws.elasticbeanstalk.push file that the eb command creates under the .git directory. It's essentially a Ruby script that does the git push.

You can could also look at the eb script and libraries themselves which are essentially written in Python.

Nevertheless, I recommend to stick to just a plain node.js deployment model that has been answered here on SO on some other posts and Internet blogs. For example: How to deploy a Node.js application?

You can also take a look at this blog too (which is referred from the previous SO post)

http://clock.co.uk/tech-blogs/deploying-nodejs-apps

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