
Set up an AWS account and launch your first EC2 instance in us-west region running Amazon Linux, configure security groups and a key pair, then connect via SSH.
Install nginx via Amazon Linux extras, start the service, verify port 80, and add a test page in the engine X HTML directory.
install java 8 on an aws ec2 linux instance, configure java home and update path, verify the installation, and prepare to install tomcat 8.
Install Tomcat 8 on a Linux system by creating a tomcat user and /opt/tomcat directory, configure java home, and start a systemd service. Deploy a war to the webapps directory.
Install and verify node.js in a VM using a local install script and bash to set up node version 11 and npm version six point seven.
Install and run mongodb locally, configure the server, and use the mongodb shell and tools to create database Tom and collection Tom's test. Note bind IP setting and security implications.
Launch EC2 instances via the Amazon console, log in, install node, mongodb, java, and tomcat, and explore security groups, elastic IP behavior, and load balancers for scalable setups.
I've been told that Amazon AWS is very difficult and that it takes a huge learning curve just to spin up a server.
I've been working with AWS EC2 and S3 since the start, yes things change, yes fairly often but once you understand the basics is simple.
This course will go over how to select an Amazon Instance for Linux, create the instance running and show how to SSH into the machine. You will learn how to setup NGINX, Oracle Java 8, Tomcat8, Node.js and MongoDB.
In less tehn 30 minutes you will have a server up and running and log into the instance.