Spring Boot is the Java world's preeminent, cloud-native software development framework. Amazon prides itself as the preeminent cloud-hosting service. So, it's a natural fit to deploy apps built with ...

This project demonstrates a complete DevOps pipeline for a Java web application using AWS services. It includes infrastructure as code (CloudFormation), build and deployment automation, and a sample ...

For working with the .NET CLI, the functionality comes with the AWS Deploy Tool for .NET NuGet package. "With sensible defaults for all deployment settings, you can now get your .NET application up ...

Specifically, the cloud giant announced the first preview of the open source AWS .NET deployment tool for the .NET CLI. The project's GitHub site describes it as opinionated tooling designed to help ...

By using this IP address and specifying port 8080, you can access the Spring Boot app deployed as a microservice in AWS. It's a simple rock-paper-scissors application coded using Spring Web model-view ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has released a new open MCP Server to help enterprises develop managed applications faster with the help of AI-driven agents that barely require manual intervention.

Deployment is the process of making your web application accessible to users. There are several web hosting platforms available like Heroku, Netlify, AWS, or Google Cloud. First, you'll need to ...