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So let's get started using the A.W. has been stopped from the AWB management console.

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You can either search for service here or click on all services you'll see to the list of services is

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quite long.

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What we are needing is computing power.

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So for that reason, we are going to look under compute or elastic Bienstock.

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They're going to create a new application, and it's called this application API.

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And click on Create.

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Or application will need an environment in order to run.

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So for that, we're going to create a new environment.

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This will be a Web server environment because we have this API that works over HTP.

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And then called the environment, named production.

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Or leave the domain as it is, because it will be automatically generated and in the pre configured

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platform.

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I will select as this is a Java application.

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When it comes to the application code, which going to start with a simple application just to see how

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this environment works, I'm going to click on Create Environment and let AAUW start this application.

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Once the environment has been launched and application deployed, you should see this overview page

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well, it says that the health is a key indicator that everything has been correctly deployed.

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And right here on tap, you will see that you are L4 where the application was deployed.

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So if you click on, it will be taken to this page where you see the application.

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This is not the application that we wanted to deploy.

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This is something that is provided by AWB, but it just shows how this thing works.

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Now, eventually, we wanted to deploy our job application.

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So for that reason, I'm going to go here to upload and deploy and I'm going to select the jar file.

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That is the output of the bid process.

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If you don't have the jar file locally in your computer, you can check the resources folder and get

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the jar file from there.

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After I selected the final, I will deploy.

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This will upload a new application version and will deploy it on the instance that we have created,

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this will take again a few minutes, but after that we should see the result.

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And then we have the indication that the application has been successfully deployed and we can start

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looking at it now as this is an API, it doesn't have a graphical interface for what it will do is to

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copy this URL and go back to Posman.

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In Boston, we're going to click here on this gear in order to manage the environment.

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What do you want to do is to create not one additional environment.

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So I'm going to copy the localhost environment.

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And click on it, call it production.

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And now for the address, I'm going to use the address that has been generated from just.

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Make sure not to include any new lines or spaces or anything else.

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Also, we need to protocol EDP not to access to.

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Let's get an update.

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And now as we have two environments, we can switch between them, so we said the localhost, I will

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select production.

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And if I go to health, for example.

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I can use this and point.

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And now the status that is coming is from the AWB instance that we have deployed.

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Let's check if the rest of the API is working.

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So what are going to do and Don, I get all cars.

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And a new car.

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And go back to get old cars and want to see the car here.

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So obviously this application has been successfully deployed on AAUW using the elastic Bienstock.