AWS Elastic Beanstalk - Java API Helper

Simple way to use AWS Elastic Beanstalk Java API

Usage

You can checkout the class BeanstalkHelperExample.java.... Here is some code

Rebuild Terminated Environment ById

AWSElasticBeanstalk awsElasticBeastalk = getAWSElasticBeastalk();
new BeanstalkHelper(awsElasticBeastalk).byId().rebuildEnvironment("ENV_ID");

Rebuild Terminated Environment ByName

AWSElasticBeanstalk awsElasticBeastalk = getAWSElasticBeastalk();
new BeanstalkHelper(awsElasticBeastalk).byName().rebuildEnvironment("ENV_NAME");

Terminate Environment ById

AWSElasticBeanstalk awsElasticBeastalk = getAWSElasticBeastalk();
new BeanstalkHelper(awsElasticBeastalk).byId().terminateEnvironment("ENV_ID");

Terminate Environment ByName

AWSElasticBeanstalk awsElasticBeastalk = getAWSElasticBeastalk();
new BeanstalkHelper(awsElasticBeastalk).byName().terminateEnvironment("ENV_NAME");

Environment Creator

There is one option for creation your environments using EnvironmentCreator.java

AWSElasticBeanstalk aws = getAWSElasticBeastalk();

Simple Environment

EnvironmentCreator.creator(aws)
	.newEnv()
		.withApplicationName("APP NAME")
		.withName("ENV NAME")
		.withUrl("MY-ENV")
		.withConfiguration("64bit Amazon Linux 2017.09 v2.8.4 running Docker 17.09.1-ce")
		.withVersion("V1")
	.process();

Multiple Environments

EnvironmentCreator.creator(aws)
	.newEnv()
		.withApplicationName("APP NAME")
		.withName("ENV NAME")
		.withUrl("MY-ENV")
		.withConfiguration("64bit Amazon Linux 2017.09 v2.8.4 running Docker 17.09.1-ce")
		.withVersion("V1")
	.newEnv()
		.withApplicationName("APP NAME")
		.withName("ENV NAME2")
		.withUrl("MY-ENV2")
		.withConfiguration("64bit Amazon Linux 2017.09 v2.8.4 running Docker 17.09.1-ce")
		.withVersion("V2")
	.process();

Environment from Saved configuration on your Application

EnvironmentCreator.creator(aws)
	.newEnv()
		.withApplicationName("APP NAME")
		.withName("ENV NAME")
		.withUrl("MY-ENV")
		.withSavedConfiguration("SAVED_CONFIG")
	.process();

Environment from Saved configuration on your Application and Wait to be ready

EnvironmentCreator.creator(aws)
	.newEnv()
		.withApplicationName("APP NAME")
		.withName("ENV NAME")
		.withUrl("MY-ENV")
		.withSavedConfiguration("SAVED_CONFIG")
	.processAndWait();

Killing your Environments

EnvironmentCreator.creator(aws).killAll();
EnvironmentCreator.creator(aws).kill("APP NAME", "ENV NAME");