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Modul 3 Activity 3 Troubleshooting Create Instance Using CLI

This document provides instructions for an activity to troubleshoot creating an EC2 instance using the AWS CLI. The activity will have students launch an EC2 instance in the eu-west-2 region of AWS. When created, the instance will be configured with a LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP) using a user-data file. This will deploy website files and SQL scripts to stand up an updated version of a Mom & Pop Cafe website that supports online customer orders on the new instance.

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Modul 3 Activity 3 Troubleshooting Create Instance Using CLI

This document provides instructions for an activity to troubleshoot creating an EC2 instance using the AWS CLI. The activity will have students launch an EC2 instance in the eu-west-2 region of AWS. When created, the instance will be configured with a LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP) using a user-data file. This will deploy website files and SQL scripts to stand up an updated version of a Mom & Pop Cafe website that supports online customer orders on the new instance.

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Files  README  Terminal  Source 

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Module 3: Activity 3 - Troubleshoot


Creating an EC2 Instance Using the
AWS CLI

Activity overview
In this activity, you will use the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) to launch an
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance into the eu-west-2 (London)
Region.

When you create the instance, the user-data file you reference will configure the instance to
have an Apache web server, a MariaDB relational database (a fork of the MySQL relational
database), and PHP running on it. Together, these software packages installed on a single
machine are often referred to as a LAMP stack ( Linux, Apache web server, MySQL, and
PHP). LAMP stacks are a common way to create a website, which also has a database
backend deployment, on a single machine.

The same user-data file will deploy website files on the instance and run SQL scripts on the
instance. The result will be an instance that hosts an updated version of the Mom & Pop
Café website. The new version of the website will support online customer orders.

This diagram summarizes the activities that you will complete in this activity.

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