A developer updated a custom application that runs on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. Which of the following methods will deploy the new application version to the Elastic Beanstalk environment after the changes are complete? (Choose two.)

Elastic Beanstalk expects application source bundles to be in .zip or .war format. Therefore, creating a .tar package is incorrect. The first correct option describes using the AWS Management Console to upload a .zip file directly, which Elastic Beanstalk then deploys. This is a straightforward method for updating an application. The second correct option outlines using the AWS CLI. First, you create a .zip package of your application code. Then, you use the AWS CLI to create a new application version from this .zip file. Finally, you use the AWS CLI to update the Elastic Beanstalk environment to use this new application version. This provides programmatic control over deployments. Rebuilding the environment (as suggested in one incorrect option) is a more drastic action than simply updating it with a new application version and is not typically required for a standard application update.