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Posted By: Asaad Habib Khan
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As a highly skilled freelance technical writer with four years of experience in the field, I am excited to introduce myself, Asaad Habib. With a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and a passion for effective communication, I have honed my abilities to craft informative and engaging technical documents. Throughout my career, I have had the pleasure of working with a variety of clients, including UK Steroids, as a ghostwriter. I take pride in my ability to deliver quality content that meets the needs of my clients and their audiences. With a strong background in technical writing, I am confident in my ability to produce exceptional work and exceed expectations.
There is a demo project I recently delivered to a client.
1) Hosting a Website on Amazon web Services.
Hosting a website on an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instance provides webmasters with an effective, convenient, and affordable option to host their website. When you want highly adjustable settings and instances with consistently good CPU performance for your applications, Amazon EC2 is advised.
This guide will demonstrate how to host a website on an EC2 instance, as well as some of the advantages offered by this hosting option.
Hosting a website in AWS EC2
You can very easily host a website in EC2 instance of AWS by following these simple steps.
1. Create your AWS account
The first step in hosting a website on an EC2 instance is to create an AWS account. This can be done at the AWS homepage by clicking on “Create an AWS Account”.
2. Launch the EC2 instance
Once an account is created, the user will need to launch their EC2 instance. To configure an EC2 instance, you'll build a virtual computer in the cloud that you can remotely access and use to host your website. Installing the server software and apps required to host your website is possible with an EC2 instance.
This process can be done through the Services tab at the console home page or by selecting “Launch Instance” from the EC2 dashboard. The user will need to select the type of EC2 instance and operating system for the instance. The user will also need to specify a security group, which is a set of rules that specify the types of SAP and other services that will be accessible from the EC2 instance. Once these configurations are selected, the user can launch the EC2 instance.
3. Connect the EC2 instance
Once the EC2 instance is launched, the user will need to connect to their instance using a secure shell (SSH) connection. This can be done using a terminal for Mac or Linux users, or the PuTTY application for Windows users. Your new instance will be shown on the EC2 dashboard. As soon as the instance state says "running", wait. When you choose an instance (click the button next to the instance), the information for that instance is displayed below. The IPv4 Public IP address of your instance may be found here. It is copied to the clipboard. Go to your terminal and take the following actions:
4. Save the key pair file
Then, save the key-pair.pem file you downloaded to your preferred directory. Then use the following command to modify the permissions.
$ chmod 400 <path_to_key_pair_file>
Enter your new EC2 instance via SSH.
$ ssh -i <path_to_key_pair_file> ec2-user@<public_ip_from_dashboard>
To proceed, type yes.
Your terminal is now communicating directly with your EC2 instance, sometimes known as your "virtual computer", rather than your actual computer.
5. Update and upgrade the instance packages
Increase your privileges and use yum to update every package on the instance.
$ yum update -y
6. Configure the domain name
Once the packages are installed and configured, the user can configure their domain name. This can be done either through a domain registrar, or through Amazon's own Route 53 service. The user will need to point their domain to the IP address of their EC2 instance.
7. Install the necessary Servers
Once a connection is established, the user will need to install the necessary packages and software, such as an Apache web server, phpMyAdmin, and MySQL. For example, to install Apache Web Server, the command would be:
$ yum install httpd -y
To start the webserver, you may use the following command.
$ service httpd start
and to set the web server up to restart if it shuts down.
$ chkconfig httpd on
This can be done either manually or using a web-based control panel, such as cPanel.
Once this is done, the user can upload their website files to the EC2 instance and make the necessary changes to their Apache configuration file.
8. Create your webpage
The index.html file located in the /var/www/html directory in the root path of your website will be seen by default by the Apache web server. You will then create an index.html file that will be served. To create the file, first navigate to the directory.
$ cd /var/www/html
Manually add a file called index.html to this directory using your preferable editor (vi, nano, etc.):
$ nano index.html
and create and save the webpage you want to, in it.
Return to the EC2 dashboard in the Amazon interface and paste the instance's Public DNS (IPV4) into your clipboard. Put the address in your browser's clipboard. You would see the html you just wrote if everything went according to plan!
9. Visibility to users
The last step is to ensure that the website is accessible to visitors. This can be done by opening the necessary ports on the EC2 instance, as well as ensuring that the domain name is configured correctly. Additionally, the user will need to ensure that the necessary services, such as Apache and MySQL, are running and accessible.
Salient Features:
| Job Price:500 | Duration : 1 Days |
| Location: Rs.Pakistan | Languages Known : english , hindi |
