Is Elastic Beanstalk an object-based storage service?

Elastic Beanstalk is not an object-based storage service; it is an orchestration service designed to facilitate the deployment, scaling, and management of web applications. It provides developers with a platform to quickly build and deploy applications without needing to manage the underlying infrastructure. While Elastic Beanstalk can host applications that may use various types of data storage such as Amazon S3 for object storage, it does not itself provide object storage capabilities.

Object-based storage, as exemplified by Amazon S3, is designed to store and retrieve object data, which consists of files and metadata, using a scalable and durable method. In contrast, Elastic Beanstalk primarily serves as a platform for application deployment rather than a storage solution. Thus, the statement is accurate, as Elastic Beanstalk is not considered an object-based storage service.