jBASE On Amazon AWS v1 1
jBASE On Amazon AWS v1 1
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Instance Details - Select your desired image (64bit for jBASE 5) and choose ‘Micro type’
(for a free tier) or the memory size you actually need. For demo purposes the 613MB
instance is fine.
You can choose the exact kernel you wish if this is Linux. Also you could add your jBASE
5 tar now or download it from the running instance (choose the latter for now).
Add Meta tag. This is just a way to name the instance so it is more manageable.
Create key pair – Generate and download. A key pair allows you to securely connect to your
instance. Only one key pair is needed for all your instances.
Configure Firewall - Use the default security group. You should now see the ‘review page’.
Close the “now creating instances” dialog and open “Instances” on the left side of the
screen. Click ‘refresh’ in the top right and you should now see your instance ready for
use.
Go to “Instance Actions” and choose “Connect” from the instance Actions dropdown
box.
Use the password you set when generating the private key.
On the left side of the screen select ‘Elastic IPs’ – and choose to allocate a new one.
At the top choose ‘associate address’ dropdown and select your server by the Meta tag.
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http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/general/latest/gr/glos-chap.html