An AWS VM is not a deploy target until domains, HTTPS, and a registry are wired in at provision time
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Learn how to fully deploy an AWS VM by configuring domains, HTTPS, and a registry at provision time
Action Steps
- Provision an EC2 instance using the AWS CLI
- Configure a domain to point to the EC2 instance using Route 53
- Set up HTTPS for the domain using AWS Certificate Manager
- Create a registry for the instance using Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR)
- Test the deployment by accessing the domain over HTTPS
Who Needs to Know This
DevOps engineers and cloud developers benefit from this knowledge to ensure seamless deployment of AWS VMs, saving time and reducing errors in the process
Key Insight
💡 A fresh EC2 instance is just a Linux box until domains, HTTPS, and a registry are configured
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Key Takeaways
Learn how to fully deploy an AWS VM by configuring domains, HTTPS, and a registry at provision time
Full Article
A fresh EC2 instance is not an environment. It is a Linux box with an IP address and a checklist attached. Someone still has to point a domain at it,
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