True or False? Blue/green deployment on AWS Elastic Beanstalk provides a way for you to test new hardware or applications without going fully into production.

Blue/green deployment is a deployment strategy that minimizes downtime and reduces risk by running two identical production environments, known as "blue" and "green." One environment (for example, blue) is live and serves all the traffic, while the other (green) is idle and can be used for testing the new version of the application.

When you perform a blue/green deployment using AWS Elastic Beanstalk, you can deploy a new application version or update in the green environment without affecting the live blue environment. This allows you to thoroughly test the new application version, including its performance, stability, and user acceptance, before switching traffic over to it. If issues emerge, you can quickly roll back to the blue environment with minimal disruption.

This capability indeed enables organizations to test hardware or applications in a controlled manner, ensuring that everything works as intended before full-scale production deployment. Therefore, the statement about blue/green deployment on AWS Elastic Beanstalk allowing for testing without going fully into production is accurate.