CalmArms

For this gist I assume you are working with an Elastic Beanstalk Application Environment set up with an Application Load Balancer. I also assume you are wanting to point a subdomain of your custom domain to your EB application. If you have a different setup then this process may not work for you, though there may still be some useful parts. As with most guides on the internet, your mileage may vary.

You will need

• A running application environment in Elastic Beanstalk
• Access to modify the DNS records on your custom domain
• Access to AWS Console with the relevant IAM permissions

Pointing your custom domain to your Elastic Beanstalk Application Environment

CalmArms

{
    "AF": "Afghanistan",
    "AX": "Åland Islands",
    "AL": "Albania",
    "DZ": "Algeria",
    "AS": "American Samoa",
    "AD": "Andorra",
    "AO": "Angola",
    "AI": "Anguilla",
    "AQ": "Antarctica",