How best to learn to build a cloud 'sites' architecture in AWS similar to Atlassian Jira

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Which strategy documents should I look at to learn how to create an AWS architecture with scalable, dedicated 'sites' for each of my customers? For example, I would like have customer-site-1.my-root-domain.com, customer-site-2.my-root-domain.com, etc. where each site has dedicated environment, web app, and database. I would like these 'sites' to able to scale/migrate/deploy to additional AWS resources when needed. These per customer dedicated web apps will share other scalable resources such authentication and messaging services. There are so many AWS services, I do not know where to begin. Thanks in advance for pointing me in the right direction. -Eric

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It sounds like Elastic Beanstalk would definitely be a good place to start. You can deploy web applications and point your sub-domains to each web app using Route53. You can then build on top of this and integrate other AWS services

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answered 2 years ago

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