A municipal development team wants to deploy a web application on AWS without managing all of the underlying servers, load balancers, and scaling plumbing themselves. Which service purpose fits?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Elastic Beanstalk is like handing your app to a stage crew that sets up the lights, mics, and seating while you bring the performance. You upload the app; it handles a lot of the infrastructure busywork. VPC is your private network, Route 53 is DNS, and Artifact is compliance reports—not an app deploy platform.
Full Explanation
AWS Elastic Beanstalk is a platform service that deploys web applications and provisions supporting resources such as compute, load balancing, and scaling so teams avoid managing every infrastructure detail. Amazon VPC provides isolated networking, Amazon Route 53 provides DNS and routing, and AWS Artifact provides compliance documentation—none are PaaS-style application deployment platforms.