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* Simple setup data and application in one | * Simple setup data and application in one | ||
* Confidential data in an | * Confidential data in an separate storage | ||
For a separate storage you should do the following | |||
# Create a new EBS partition | |||
# Mount to suitable point | |||
# Encrypt and login using LUKS | |||
== Stuff to do in Amazon linux == | == Stuff to do in Amazon linux == | ||
Revision as of 13:04, 9 March 2013
ARTICLE EXPECTED 2013-03-15
Getting started with EC2
ARTICLE EXPECTED 2013-03-15
Storage options
Two scenarios exist
- Simple setup data and application in one
- Confidential data in an separate storage
For a separate storage you should do the following
- Create a new EBS partition
- Mount to suitable point
- Encrypt and login using LUKS
Stuff to do in Amazon linux
After booting images
- Set your timezone
- Update the firewall: Port 80
- Activate SMTP service [option]
- Install MySQL
- Install Tomcat
After that just follow the normal install procedure
Maintaining the solution
Tips for maintaing you solution
- Consider instance termination protection
- Backup: Can be taken as EBS snapshots
- Monitor: