On the Amazon Web Services (AWS) platform, Elastic Beanstalk is a service that makes it simple to install, operate, and grow web applications and services. Elastic Beanstalk builds an environment for your application when you deploy it there, taking care of the infrastructure and application component details.
If Elastic Beanstalk notices that the new version you are deploying is malfunctioning, it may occasionally automatically roll back your application to a previous version. This could occur if the new version is generating problems or is incompatible with the surroundings. Restoring to a prior version can help you avoid application downtime or other problems.
Before deploying your application to Elastic Beanstalk, it is crucial to thoroughly test it to make sure it is compatible with the environment and will function without a hitch. By doing so, problems like an automated rollback to a prior version may be avoided.