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Introduction
Prerequisites
Why Linux? Who uses it?
Linux Fundamentals
1.
Launching an EC2 Instance
Global Infrastructure
Launch the Instance
2.
Logging In
macOS
Windows
3.
Installing a Web Server
Install Apache httpd
Add Content
Configure the Network
4.
Adding storage
Introduction to EBS
Create an Amazon EBS volume
Attach volume to the instance
Formatting and mounting
Mounting on reboot
5.
Moving the web root
Moving the web root
6.
Cleaning Up
Clean up your volume
Clean up your instance
Verify Billing Information
Advanced Linux
1.
Launch an Instance
2.
Configure the AWS CLI
2.1
Create a new IAM User
2.2
Configure Keys
2.3
Testing the CLI
2.4
Create an S3 bucket
3.
Better: attach an IAM role
3.1
Create a new role
3.2
Attach IAM role
4.
Basic Bash Scripting
4.1
Create a script
4.2
EC2 metadata service
4.3
EC2 userdata service
4.4
Launch a new instance
5.
Cleaning up (Advanced module)
Further Reading
AWS CLI
Automation
Storage Management in Linux
User Management in Linux
Using a Text Editor in Linux
Creating a DevOps pipeline
Git basics
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Exercise 5
Moving the Web Root
In this section, you’ll learn how to move the web root of your Apache server to the new volume.