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    Deploying a java web project

    -----------------------------

    ->In this we are deploying a java project in aws using ec2 instance.

    steps:

    1.Create a EC2 instance

    EC2 -> launch instance -> give name for vm -> select os(ubuntu) ->
    keypair(existing or new key pair) -> security groups (initially select the launch
    wizard 1) -> launch instance.

    2.connect to SSH client using git bash in local machine.

    ->click on the instance -> connect-> SSH CLIENT later

    ->open git bash in the same directory where your keypair.pem file
    there. later type the commands

    $ chmod 400 keypair_file_name.pem

    $ ec2-44-201-127-7.compute-1.amazonaws.com (optional)

    $ ssh -i "keypair_filename.pem" [email protected]


    1.amazonaws.com

    =>After doing the above things the git bash terminal connects to the ec2
    instance.

    => Later in the terminal type the commands to update the instance.

    $ sudo su (super user)

    $ apt-get update (updates the instance)

    Installing java on instance:


    ----------------------------

    $ sudo apt install default-jre

    $ sudo apt install default-jdk

    By defaulty java 11 installed

    Installing Apache tomcat on instance by the help of git bash:


    -------------------------------------------------------------

    $ sudo su

    $ apt-get install tomcat(version)

    eg : apt-get install tomcat8

    To start use command:


    /etc/init.d/tomcat8 start

    To check the status /etc/init.d/tomcat8 status

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