-: In the last section,
we made a very small change to our application
and then redeployed it again.
As usual, went up to Travis CI, that built our images,
pushed them over to Docker hub,
and then pushed our entire project
over to Elastic Beanstalk.
Elastic Beanstalk then saw
the updated Dockerrun.aws.json file,
pulled down the new images,
and launched them as new containers for our application.
So now if we revisit our link we'll see "Fib Calculator"
appear as the title at the very top.
Cool, so that's pretty much it.
Well, we've looked through at everything we need to know
about single container deployments
and multi-container deployments on Elastic Beanstalk.
Now, before we move on, one quick reminder here.
It's extremely important for you to close down
all the resources that we used during this section,
unless you very specifically want to keep them around.
So one last quick break.
In the next section,
we're going to walk through the process together
of shutting down all the resources that we just created.