A city Elastic Beanstalk release through CodeDeploy fails. Service output logs show a failed health-check hook, not a compile error. What should the team conclude first?
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Short Explanation
The compiler can be fine and the release still face-plants. Beanstalk/CodeDeploy service output saying a health-check hook failed is your smoking gun—read those deploy logs before blaming a build error that is not there.
Full Explanation
CodeDeploy and Elastic Beanstalk emit service and deployment output that includes lifecycle and health-check hook results. A failed health-check hook indicates the release did not pass readiness validation even if the application compiled cleanly. Teams should read those logs to pinpoint hook failure before assuming AMI, DynamoDB, or unrelated API Gateway domain issues.