AWS Elastic Beanstalk Reviews

My primary use case for AWS Elastic Beanstalk is to train instructors in Pakistan, mainly focusing on services like S3, Amazon EC2, Elastic, Beanstalk, and LoadBalancer. I also use it when working with clients who are migrating to our services, as it provides an easy and manageable way to understand services.

AWS Elastic Beanstalk has helped manage projects easily without the need for installing patches or worrying about configurations. It allows me to delegate tasks to students or interns securely, with Amazon handling failures or any issues.

The most valuable feature of Elastic Beanstalk is its ease of use and management. I don't need to worry about installations or maintenance as it is an Amazon-managed solution, which allows me to focus on other tasks.

AWS Elastic Beanstalk could improve its auto-scaling feature to better detect potential AI-based attacks or misuses that could lead to unexpected costs.

I have been using Elastic Beanstalk for about two to three years.

I have never experienced any stability issues with Elastic Beanstalk. It does not have bugs or break down unexpectedly.

The auto-scaling feature is a good concept. It needs refinement to assess real attacks versus artificial spikes effectively.

The free support from Amazon has been helpful for us in dealing with billing issues, although we rarely need technical support.

Neutral

I handle the implementation with my team of students and interns.

AWS charges for support services, and the costs for AWS Elastic Beanstalk can be high compared to on-premises or other cloud solutions like VMware.

Some of the solutions evaluated included Alibaba and VMware, mainly due to their lower costs.

I would rate Elastic Beanstalk a seven out of ten due to its ease of use, but the high cost remains a concern. I would recommend it to others because of its convenience, especially for students learning about cloud services.

I'd rate the solution seven out of ten.

I use AWS Elastic Beanstalk for deploying my web application on the cloud. I do so within the context of my project for my master's program.

Elastic Beanstalk is very easy to use, providing infrastructure to deploy our third-party application to the cloud within 15 to 20 minutes. It is very helpful for our web application developers and usage companies. It is cost-effective, easy to use, and provides useful security for our applications on the cloud.

Sometimes it is difficult to use for the first time. The automatic scaling functionality could use improvement.

I have been using AWS Elastic Beanstalk for around six months.

I have not faced any issues with stability since everything worked on my first try.

It is easy to use after getting the hang of it initially, which might be slightly challenging. You can utilize a batch file to deploy your application directly.

It is cost-effective, providing security and ease of use.

Beanstalk is rated a nine out of ten.

I use Elastic Beanstalk to provide the super systems.

The simplicity in the speed of provisioning users is what I like best about Elastic Beanstalk. It's so easy to use Elastic Beanstalk. The automatic scaling feature is fantastic. In general, Elastic Beanstalk has normal pricing.

Maybe the company could create more option packages, such as more bundles of configuration.

I have been using Elastic Beanstalk for about three years.

In general, on AWS, stability is okay.

Elastic Beanstalk's scalability is simple and dynamic.

The initial setup of Elastic Beanstalk is so easy to deploy.

Just two people are using Elastic Beanstalk in our organization.

The pricing of Elastic Beanstalk is all array. It depends on functionality. In general, Elastic Beanstalk has regular pricing.

I recommend this product to other developers. It's a very important service in the developer's ecosystem.

I'd rate the solution nine out of ten.