Below are some useful commands when working with AWS Elasic Beanstalk (EB):

• eb init --profile profile_name_here Initialises the EB environment (will create a .elasticbeanstalk folder with a config.yml file within it)
• eb list --all Lists all eb environments if any
• eb create --profile profile_name_here
• eb deploy --profile profile_name_here
• eb terminate --all to terminate Elastic Beanstalk environments
• eb abort to cancel an active eb operation

Your AWS credentials file should contain something like the following:

[profile_name_here]
aws_access_key_id=keygoeshere
aws_secret_access_key=tokengoeshere
aws_session_token=tokengoeshere