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I’m interested in setting up a simple HTTP basic auth password to a staging site. Using elasticbeanstalk running nginx. I’m relatively new to aws and my devops knowledge relatively weak - anyone have example of pushing relevant .ebextensions files to set up so that the health check works and the htaccess / password files put in the right place?
The first part of this tutorial worked for me http://sarahcassady.com/2016/09/18/deploy-aws-eb-app-with-auth-and-ssl/
If you are deploying a .zip archive to beanstalk make sure the .ebextensions folder is located at the archive's root.
If you are deploying using the eb deploy shell tool, eb will build a zip file, so check what is inside to ensure your .ebextensions is correctly included. Same goes for an AWS Codepipeline deployment.
If you never used eb I strongly encourage you to do so. I will make your life easier
Hope it helps 😉