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| ====== Amazon Web Services (AWS) ====== | ====== Amazon Web Services (AWS) ====== | ||
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| For this overview, we are going to be using the Free Tier components, this means we can create an AWS virtual machine with components that cost nothing for the first 12 months. Actually, if you don't exceed your resources, you can play with the numbers, you actually get 750 hours per month on the t2Micro server. This means, you could run two servers for two weeks without incurring charge, but they would have to be down for half the month as well. | For this overview, we are going to be using the Free Tier components, this means we can create an AWS virtual machine with components that cost nothing for the first 12 months. Actually, if you don't exceed your resources, you can play with the numbers, you actually get 750 hours per month on the t2Micro server. This means, you could run two servers for two weeks without incurring charge, but they would have to be down for half the month as well. | ||
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| * [[Creating an Amazon AWS EC2 Instance]]\\ | * [[Creating an Amazon AWS EC2 Instance]]\\ | ||
| * [[Elastic IP Address]]\\ | * [[Elastic IP Address]]\\ | ||
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| + | * [[Transferring files to an EC2 Instance]]\\ | ||
| + | * [[Move EC2 Instance]]\\ | ||
| + | * [[Recover lost Key Pair]]\\ | ||
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