How To Create Instance and launch In AWS

How To Create Instance In AWS.

 
Step 1:- "Open AWS Account" And Click On "Services Drop Down".


Step 2:- Services Page Will Open. Select "EC2 Service".


 
Step 3:- Click On "Launch Instance"
 
Step 4:- "Choose An Amazon Machine Image(AMI)" Page Will Open.
On "Quick Start" Select "Free Tier Only" And On Search Bar Write Ubuntu.
Select "Ubuntu Server 18.4" .
{You Can Select Any According To Your Requirement}

Step 5:- "Choose An Instance Type" Page Will Open.
Here You Can Select Instance Type According To Your Requirement.
Click On "Next Configure Instance Details."

Step 6:- "Configure Instance Details" Page Will Open.
Here You Can Configure Your Instance Details According To Your Requirement.
Click On "Next Add Storage"

Step 7: - "Add Storage" Page Will Open.
Here You Can Define Storage To Your Instance According Your Requirement.
Click On "Add Tags" Button.
Step 8:- "Add Tags" Page Will Open.
Here You Can Define Tags To Your Instance.
Click On "Configure Security Groups" Button.



Step 9:- "Configure Security Groups" Page Will Open.
Here You Can Defined Port According To Your Requirement.
Click On "Review And Launch" Button.


Step 10:- "Review And Launch" Page Will Open.
Here You Can Review Of Your Instance. 
Click On Launch.

Step 11:- As You Click On Launch Button. 
"Select An Existing Key Pair Or Create A New Key Pair" Page Will Open.
Select "Create A New Key Pair".
And Then Write "Key Pair Name"
Click On Download Key Pair Button. Key Will Be Downloaded In Your System. 
And Then Click On "Launch Instance".
            




Step 12:- "Lunch Status" Page Will Open. Click On View Status.


Step 13:- Now You Can See "Your Instance" Is "Running Up".


 
step 14: Open Putty Gen. Click On File And Then Click On "Load Private Key".

 
Step 15:- Select File Which You Downloaded "Key Pair". 

 

Step16:- "Putty Gen" Notice Page Will Open Click On 

 

Step 17:- Click On "Save Private Key" Button.

 

Step 18:- "Putty Gen Warning" Page Will Open Click On Yes Button.

Give Name And Save Private Key.
 
Step 19:- Select Your Instance And Then Click On Connect.

Step 20:- "Connect To Instance" Page Will Open.

Step 21:- Download Putty And Open "Putty Configuration" Page And Fill "Host Name" Field.
And Then Select "SSH" And Then Auth.


Step 22:- Select ".ppk" File Which We Generated From Putty Gen.

Step 23:- Now Click On Open Button.

Step 24:- As You Click On Open Button "Putty Security Alert" Page Will Open Click On Accept Button.


Step 25:- Write "ubuntu".

step 26: write below command
            sudo su



        sudo apt-get update
       sudo apt-get install apache2


           cd..
          cd..

    sudo ufw allow apache
    sudo ufw status
    sudo ufw enable
    sudo ufw allow ssh

    sudo ufw allow 22
    sudo ufw enable
    sudo ufw status
    sudo ufw allow 80
    sudo ufw status

step 27: go to your instance.
select instance and then select security.
and then click on "security group" link.


step 28: on "inbound rules" fast tab select "Edit inbound rules".


step 29: Add below port in your instance and then click on "save rules".


step 30: now back to our instance page and then click on "open address".



step 31:the "aparche2 ubuntu default page" will open. now your instance is ready for use.

Enjoy!!!


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