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So I ended up just setting up an Amazon Linux EC2 with Apache2 & php. I let filezilla upload the files over sftp without any issues.
As per usual, automagic didn't work.
Hello,
There is a maximum size limit to the application zip file being uploaded to Beanstalk for deployment, in this case it is 512MB. This is a hard limit and cannot be changed.
For more information, please see:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/using-features.deployment.html
In general, for assets such as images, it would be better to have them stored in S3 and served by S3, where the Beanstalk environment's EC2 instances only runs your code. That way, serving images are offloaded to S3, and subsequent deployments due to EC2 instance replacements or scale out by your Beanstalk environments autoscaling group will be much faster.
Thanks,
Brennon
So the answer then is no, there is no other way. Yes, the site limit is 512Mb. And yes, you must re-deploy the entire site for a 2 bit change. Bummer.