We leverage cutting-edge cloud infrastructure solutions to deliver robust, scalable, and secure web applications. AWS Elastic Beanstalk provides a powerful platform for effortless deployment, scaling, and monitoring. Our sophisticated architecture seamlessly integrates various AWS services to ensure high availability, security, and efficiency. This post explores our architecture in detail, demonstrating how modern cloud infrastructure optimizes application performance and reliability. Whether you’re an IT professional, developer, or business stakeholder, this insight will be invaluable. Join us as we delve into the specifics of our AWS Elastic Beanstalk setup.
Architecture Overview
- User Access: Users access the application via the internet, routed through Route 53.
- Load Balancing: The Application Load Balancer (ALB) distributes incoming traffic across EC2 instances hosted in private subnets within Elastic Beanstalk containers.
- Application Storage and Logs: Application versions and logs are stored in S3 for durability and easy access.
- Database Operations: The RDS instances, located in dedicated database subnets, handle all database operations, with automated backups and standby instances for failover.
- Scaling and Monitoring: Auto Scaling Groups ensure the application scales based on demand, while CloudWatch monitors the infrastructure and triggers alarms for anomalies. SNS sends notifications, and Lambda functions can automatically terminate and replace problematic instances to maintain performance and stability.
Conclusion
We hope this detailed overview of our AWS architecture provides valuable insights into how we deploy scalable and secure web applications. Contact us for more information or to see how we can help you implement a similar solution.