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Welcome to the “Amimoto Hands-On”

Login to AWS

Start the AMIMOTO EC2 instance

Before the next steps, take note:

A.) Classic AWS accounts: Can “Review and Launch”

the instance right away.

B.) New AWS Accounts: Have to 1. “Configure Instance Details” first before selecting 2. “Review and Launch”.

A.) Classic AWS accounts: can “Review and Launch” the instance right away.

Select

B.) New AWS Accounts: have to 1. “Configure Instance Details” first before selecting

2. “Review and Launch”.

B.) New AWS Accounts:

For both “Classic” or “New” AWS Accounts, after clicking “Review & Launch”, click LAUNCH.

Associate IP Address

After clicking “Allocate New Address”…For Classic AWS Accounts: For New AWS Accounts:

Allocate a New IP Address used in “VPC”. Then click

“Yes, Allocate”.

Just click“Yes, Allocate”.

Select

And paste your EIP to your browser.

You can now enjoy posting!

Scale Up of Instances

• Stop the instance

• Change the instance type

• Instance startup

Stopping the Instance

Changing the Instance Type:

Scale Down of Instances

• Stop the instance

• Change the instance type

• Instance startup

The process of “Scaling Down” is similar to the process of “Scaling Up”

Before you scale down your instance, you must first STOP the current one. Currently, you have a “t2.small” instance.

Route 53 is a Domain Name System (DNS)

web service.

Function: to route end users to Internet apps by translating www.example.com into the

numeric IP addresses like 192.0.2.1 that computers use to connect to each other.

Domain: amimotohandson.info

Obtained from: GoDaddy

At this point you may notice that your region has changed to “GLOBAL”.

No worries. Route 53 does not require you to select a region.

Forgot your IP address? That’s ok.

1.) Click the box, then EC2.

2.) You are now at the EC2 Dashboard.Click “Instances”, or any of the two.

Copy your IP address:

Copy these NS values.

Next steps: Domain: amimotohandson.info

Obtained from: GoDaddy

Login to GoDaddy (or wherever you got the domain from), then paste the NS Values you just copied from AWS Route 53.

Set SFTP

$ chmod 600 /Users/XXXXXXXX/Downloads/XXXXXXXXXX.pem $ ssh -i /Users/XXXXXXXX/Downloads/XXXXXXXXXX.pem ec2-user@XX.XXX.XXXX

Log in with SSH

http://amimoto-ami.com/2013/11/15/how-to-ssh-as-nginx-user/

$ sudo /usr/sbin/usermod -s /bin/bash nginx $ sudo passwd nginx Changing password for user nginx. New password: Retype new password: passwd: all authentication tokens updated successfully. $ sudo /sbin/service monit stop $ sudo /sbin/service nginx stop $ sudo /sbin/service php-fpm stop $ sudo /usr/sbin/usermod -d /var/www/vhosts nginx $ sudo /sbin/service php-fpm start $ sudo /sbin/service nginx start $ sudo /sbin/service monit start $ sudo mkdir /var/www/vhosts/.ssh $ sudo cp /home/ec2-user/.ssh/authorized_keys /var/www/vhosts/.ssh/ $ sudo chown -R nginx:nginx /var/www/vhosts/.ssh/

Set NGINX SFTP Login User

Releasing an Elastic IP (EIP) Address

After releasing the Elastic IP, you may now terminate the instance.

Terminating the Instance

Terminating the instance(s) you no longer usewill also stop you from getting billed.

And that’s it, you’ve terminated the instance!

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