I need some guidance with a project we did using the AWS platform. Our professor mentioned that after the submission date, we weren't allowed to change the app or redeploy it. However, we accidentally broke something and ended up redeploying the app anyway. I'm worried—will our professor be able to see that we changed the JAR file? We're still turning on the instances every day like we're supposed to, but we weren't meant to modify the JAR according to the rules. Can he track that?
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It really depends on how you guys deployed the app. If he has access to the instance logs or monitoring tools, he could potentially see that something changed. When you redeploy, the timestamp or file version might update, which could give it away.
Yeah, if you're just using the command to upload the JAR file directly to the server, it might not leave much of a trace unless he checks the file's modification date. But if he’s monitoring changes or has some logging in place, that might show the redeployment.
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