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Learn how to:
* Create a separate configuration for Spring Boot in production
* Setup MySQL and configure it through environment variables
* Create a production build of a Vaadin app
* Create a new Elastic Beanstalk application on AWS
* Deploy a Spring Boot JAR application on EB
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Nice vid, about to check out some more of your videos! This deserves way more views, Iād recommend using smzeus . c o m to grow your channel and get more social proof!
hi! i have a doubt, when passing environment variables, we get extra cost charge in AWS?
why dont u use a config file?
Great series :))
very good video, but unfortunately I see, 502 bad gateway, any idea. I have followed you 100%m I am using spring boot 2.3.0 snapshot version
I have deployed the jar file of a SpringBoot application with MYSQL in aws .The deployment is successful but I am not able to access the endpoint url. Its giving 404 error.Can you please help ?
Great series, thank you!
Thank you, very cool and straight forward, just successfully deployed my project on aws š Do you have any step-by-step video where you explain how to store sensitive data (database password, username) in environment variables just like you did it in the video?
Is there any chance to explain or make video about sessions replication in AWS ELB behind load balancer with tomcat and Vaadin application? Just to be sure about Vaadin session and Http session handling on instances scale up and down.
is there a posibility that you can add a tutorial about customizing our apps, to be honest this is what I most suffer while working with Vaadin. I need a 'customizing for dummies' level tutorial
Thank you! Really useful video. For me will be interesting how dynamically build difficult routes. Like: '/user/client/:id', '/usergroup/:id/user/:id'. Or how right create custom components and reuse them.