gautam99vishwa/development-and-production

Development-and-production

AWS EC2 Instance Setup

This repository provides documentation on setting up AWS EC2 instances for development and production environments, using specific details for the AMI and instance type.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create an AWS Account

• Go to AWS website.
• Click on "Create an AWS Account" and follow the instructions to set up your account.

2. Access AWS Management Console

• Log in to the AWS Management Console.

3. Navigate to EC2

• Once logged in, go to the EC2 dashboard.

4. Launch EC2 Instances

• Click on the "Launch Instance" button to create a new EC2 instance.

5. Select an Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

• For this setup, we used the following AMI:
  • Amazon Linux 2023 AMI 2023.3.20240108.0 x86_64 HVM kernel-6.1
  • AMI ID: ami-0005e0cfe09cc9050

6. Choose an Instance Type

• Select the instance type based on your requirements.
• For this setup, we used:
  • Instance Type: t2.micro

7. Configure Instance Details

• Set the number of instances, network settings, and other configurations.

8. Add Storage

• Specify the storage requirements for your instances.

9. Add Tags (Optional)

• You can add tags to help identify and manage your instances.

10. Configure Security Groups

• Define the security group rules based on your environment.

11. Review and Launch

• Review your configurations and click "Launch."

12. Create Key Pair

• If you don't have an existing key pair, create a new one.

13. Launch Instances

• Click "Launch Instances" to initiate the creation of your instances.

14. Access Instances

• Once the instances are running, use SSH (for Linux) or RDP (for Windows) to connect to them.

AMI Details

• AMI Name: Amazon Linux 2023 AMI 2023.3.20240108.0 x86_64 HVM kernel-6.1
• AMI ID: ami-0005e0cfe09cc9050

Instance Type

• Instance Type: t2.micro

Important Note

• Managing AWS resources comes with costs. Always be mindful of the resources you deploy and regularly check your AWS billing dashboard.

images-

Statement- The running Two instances are named

1. Production
2. Developement