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Beanstalk Gets Deployments to Amazon S3

We are thrilled to announce a brand new addition to our stack of deployment tools! You can now upload files directly from your Git and Subversion repositories to your Amazon S3 bucket, in addition to the already supported FTP, SFTP and SSH servers.

Amazon S3 is a perfect fit for hosting your site or application assets, such as images and CSS. And with multiple servers you can simultaneously deploy your application to your servers and your assets to Amazon S3.

Reduced Redundancy Storage Supported

We have also added support for the Reduced Redundancy Storage option when deploying to S3. It can save you money when deploying replaceable files that are not mission-critical.

CloudFront Invalidation Built-in

And to seal the deal we also implemented support for automatic CloudFront invalidation. When setting up S3 deployments in Beanstalk you can specify the ID of your CloudFront distribution and Beanstalk will make sure to invalidate your deployed files in it after every deployment. One less thing for you to worry about.

You can read more about S3 deployments in our help article. Create your first S3 server in Beanstalk today and let us know how it went, we would love to hear from you.

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