A Node.js sample app using Express and Bootstrap to create a scalable customer signup form deployed on AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
This Node.js sample application demonstrates how to build a simple, scalable customer signup form using the Express framework and Bootstrap. It is designed for deployment on AWS Elastic Beanstalk, storing data in Amazon DynamoDB and publishing notifications via Amazon SNS when customers submit the form.
The project emphasizes simplicity and scalability, providing a ready-to-deploy example of a modern web application leveraging AWS cloud services for robust backend functionality.
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Sample Express application for AWS Elastic Beanstalk
This is a Python sample application that demonstrates building a simple, scalable customer signup form. It uses the Flask web framework and Bootstrap for the frontend, and is designed to be deployed on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. The application stores submitted data in Amazon DynamoDB and publishes notifications to Amazon SNS when a form is completed. ## Key Features - **Dynamic Bootstrap Themes** — Supports multiple Bootstrap themes from Bootswatch, which can be changed dynamically via an environment variable. - **Flask Debugging Control** — Allows toggling of Flask debugging mode through an environment variable in the Elastic Beanstalk console. - **AWS Integration** — Seamlessly integrates with AWS services including Elastic Beanstalk for deployment, DynamoDB for data storage, and SNS for notifications. - **Instructional Videos** — Includes a quick 3-part video series guiding users through deployment, usage, and customization. ## Philosophy The project serves as a practical, ready-to-deploy example for developers learning to build and deploy web applications on AWS using Python and Flask.
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