A small team wants to deploy a simple Java permit web app with platform-managed load balancing and scaling but without deep container orchestration. Which option fits?
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Short Explanation
Elastic Beanstalk is the paved road—upload the Java app and let AWS handle the load balancer and scaling knobs without standing up a Kubernetes city. S3 static hosting won’t run server-side Java.
Full Explanation
AWS Elastic Beanstalk is a platform option that provisions and manages load balancing and scaling for web applications such as Java apps, reducing operational depth versus self-managed containers or Kubernetes. S3 static hosting cannot execute server-side Java application logic.