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Hey there Benedikt
Have you tried to use the AWS CLI or API? you can use these to also gain access to beanstalk
Also, check if you have the valid permissons enabled for you to access beanstalk and also check the file size to see if its too large (max size is 2gb i believe)
Maybe clear cache/cookies, or try a different browser?
If the problem still persists, i would recommend reaching out to AWS support
Hi,
Thank you very much for your quick reply!
I have already tried it in Chrome and Safari and in incognito mode. So it shouldn't be the browser or the cookies.
The permissions shouldn't be a problem either, because we haven't changed anything. As I said, I have already deleted the last versions several times and added and deployed new ones. Only at the moment, I deleted them all, the upload button was greyed out - in my opinion, a bug.
I have also read about the AWS CLI or API, but we are complete beginners in the cloud and would like to stay in the graphical interface.
I can also exclude the file size, we are far below that.
Apart from that, I don't know how to reach AWS support for free. In my opinion, this is a bug, but I can only report/discuss technical problems if I take out a support subscription.
Many thanks and best regards,
Benedikt
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Update: In the meantime, we have set up a new environment and make sure that we do not delete all versions before uploading a new one. We are now sure that it must be a bug. By the way, here is the corresponding Stack Overflow post, in case there are quicker solutions there than here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76126585/upload-of-a-new-application-version-in-elastic-beanstalk-does-not-work