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I wanted to update a nodejs app and ruined my s3 server. Instead of updating properly from services -> elastic beanstalk, I deleted the .zip file on s3 and replaced it with a new one. I rebuilt my beanstalk environment but nothing happened.
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I wanted to update a nodejs app and ruined my s3 server. Instead of updating properly from services -> elastic beanstalk, I deleted the .zip file on s3 and replaced it with a new one. I rebuilt my beanstalk environment but nothing happened.
1Could this be fixed by deleting the s3 bucket and then rebuilding the beanstalk environment and uploading a new version? What can I do? – Georgios Lytos – 2019-10-05T11:09:52.207
problem solved! The issue was that I had uploaded the whole zipped webapp inside a folder, so the aws server couldn't see the server.js (or app.js) file. – Georgios Lytos – 2019-10-06T09:28:12.593