Yes. Elastic Beanstalk is great for deploying your code to EC2.
However Cloud 66 doesn't end at the end of deployment. It actively manages the app by monitoring the processes, making it extremely easy to add load balancers, scale web servers or background processes, add SSL certificates, schedule backups with one click and a lot more.
It is also not limited to AWS and supports Linode, Joyent, Telefonica Cloud with Rackspace and Digital Ocean coming soon.
This is on top of having all this on your own servers if you would like to have dedicated or colocated one in a data centre for whatever reason.
However Cloud 66 doesn't end at the end of deployment. It actively manages the app by monitoring the processes, making it extremely easy to add load balancers, scale web servers or background processes, add SSL certificates, schedule backups with one click and a lot more.
It is also not limited to AWS and supports Linode, Joyent, Telefonica Cloud with Rackspace and Digital Ocean coming soon.
This is on top of having all this on your own servers if you would like to have dedicated or colocated one in a data centre for whatever reason.