You're responsible for managing the server in beanstalk, but it's not far off. I suppose it's just an earlier generation of the same idea. WHat I mean is, beanstalk runs on EC2 instances that you are responsible to make sure are patched, configured correctly and have everything you need for your application to run.
Fargate/Cloud Run are probably better serverless examples - you bring a container and config and the cloud provider will handle the rest.
Fargate/Cloud Run are probably better serverless examples - you bring a container and config and the cloud provider will handle the rest.