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Instructor: In the last section,

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we were able to successfully run our tests on Travis CI.

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So now in theory, our application will be ready

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to be deployed to some outside hosting provider

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such as AWS or Windows Azure or DigitalOcean,

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whatever it might be.

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Now, in our case,

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we're going to set up some automatic deployment over to AWS.

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This is a point at which I'm hoping

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you've got a AWS account already created.

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Again, recall that in order to sign up for AWS,

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you do need to have a credit card.

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You won't be billed anything,

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but you do have to enter some credit card details.

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Now, if you don't have a credit card, that's totally fine.

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You can always follow along,

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just you won't go through the AWS part in particular.

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So let's get to it.

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The first thing that we're going to do

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is to log onto AWS and create a new application

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that is going to be used as the target for our deployment.

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So I'm going to open up a new browser tab,

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and I'll navigate to aws.amazon.com.

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And then once here,

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I'll sign in by going up to my account

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and opening up the AWS Management console.

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I'll then sign in,

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and then I get redirected to the AWS dashboard.

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And at this point, I'm going to scroll in

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a pretty good amount just so you can see everything a-okay.

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Now, to deploy our project,

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we're going to be making use of Elastic Beanstalk,

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which you can find

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by searching for Elastic Beanstalk, like so.

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Elastic Beanstalk, I'm going to tell you right now,

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by far easiest way to get started

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with production Docker instances.

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Now, to be clear, Elastic Beanstalk is most appropriate

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when you're running exactly one container at a time.

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We can start up multiple copies of the same container,

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but at the end of the day,

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easiest way to run one single container.