Usage of script to start an Amazon ElasticBeanstalk application with configuration parameters

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usage: eb-create-app.sh <options> -a appname {-e envname|-T template}
 eb-create-app.sh <options> -a appname -e envname
       create and start an application
 eb-create-app.sh <options> -a appname -T template
       create an application and a configuration template

 -a appname    application name (required)
 -e environment    Name of environment to create
 -T template       Name of configuration template to create
 -d desciption     application description
 -D desciption     environment/template description

* Instance parameters
 -i image-id       AMI id
 -t instance-type  Instance type, e.g. 'm1.small' or 't1.micro'
 -C solution-stack solution stack to use
                     possible values:
                     '32'  -> 32bit Amazon Linux running Tomcat 6
                     '64'  -> 64bit Amazon Linux running Tomcat 6
                     or any other solution stack as shown by
                     elastic-beanstalk-list-available-solution-stacks
 -c CNAME          CNAME to be used for the environment
                   if empty, the environment is used

* Security parameters
 -k keyname        name of SSH access key configured in EC2
 -g security-group security group to apply
 -o optionsfile    file containing additional options in JSON format

* Application parameters
 -V version        label for application version
 -f location       S3 location of application WAR file.
                     Format: 'bucket/file_key'
                     If version is specified, but location is empty,
                     the AWS sample application is used
 -1 value          PARAM1
 -2 value          PARAM2
 -3 value          PARAM3
 -4 value          PARAM4
 -5 value          PARAM5
 -j value          JDBC_CONNECTION_STRING

* Load-balancing parameters
 -m max-count      max number of instances to create
 -M min-count      min number of instances to create

* Other parameters
 -h usage          show this help
 -v                increase verbosity
 -q                decrease verbosity