If you have a valid ssl certificate you can use the https option, I do not so I use normal http. You can also use AWS Cloud Front service to redirect your http traffic to https if you need http.
It does come under free tier, but I would keep an eye on your billing dashboard. I always make sure my EC2 instances are shut down when I don't use them, because free tier does not mean always free, you only get a certain amount of hours free.
You should be able to access it on any device. It sounds like the issue might be related to the security settings of your Elastic Beanstalk environment. You may want to check the security groups and firewall rules to ensure they allow access from all devices, not just your hosted laptop. Also, double-check your network configuration, DNS settings, and the health of your application to make sure everything is set up correctly.
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In security groups can we select https why http? Can you explain me sir? Will https comes under free tier
If you have a valid ssl certificate you can use the https option, I do not so I use normal http.
You can also use AWS Cloud Front service to redirect your http traffic to https if you need http.
I followed every step but could not access other devices using the link.
Is this all process comes under free tier? Please reply sir thanks it helped me
It does come under free tier, but I would keep an eye on your billing dashboard. I always make sure my EC2 instances are shut down when I don't use them, because free tier does not mean always free, you only get a certain amount of hours free.
followed every step but not able to acess with other devices with link.
Are you not able to access the hosted link on other devices?
@@JBTechTutorials yes sir that is the issue, while you creating can you able to open it with other device like mobile with link
@@JBTechTutorialsyes sir I am able to access within hosted device (laptop) but not on other mobiles or laptops with link
You should be able to access it on any device. It sounds like the issue might be related to the security settings of your Elastic Beanstalk environment. You may want to check the security groups and firewall rules to ensure they allow access from all devices, not just your hosted laptop. Also, double-check your network configuration, DNS settings, and the health of your application to make sure everything is set up correctly.
@@JBTechTutorials OK sir will check it once
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