Step 1: Login your AWS Account.
Step 2: At the navigation click on services, and select "EC2".
Step 3 : If you want to create new site or application or Instance, you need to click on "launch Instances".
Step 4: There is a option for free and paid server for creating instances. ("Choose an Awazon Machine Image (AMI)")
Note : Amazon web services provide you 8 TB space if you want more than it you need to select paid server.
Step 5 : Go through all the steps, there is a option of create key pair, it will use to connect your AWS website with ssh, but remember on thing you can create a pair key only one time and if another user want to access this folder you have to share your pair key.
eg. test.pem file
Step 6 : Connect instances using ssh and pem file
download your pem file and put this at your desktop and connect through ssh username and password.
Step 7 : you need to give the permission of your pem file to read and write.
$ chmod 400 test.pem
Step 8 : SSH Command :
ssh -i YOUR_PEMFILE.pem user@publicdns/domainname
ex - ssh -i xyz.pem ec2-user@ec2-45-415-458.compute-1.amazonaws.com
Step 9 : Now you will connect to your AWS Account :)
Step 10 : At AWS account click on your instances, below you will find description tab under that public DNS(IPv4) ec2-45-415-458.compute-1.amazonaws.com, click on that link you will redirect your web page of your instances.
Step 2: At the navigation click on services, and select "EC2".
Step 3 : If you want to create new site or application or Instance, you need to click on "launch Instances".
Step 4: There is a option for free and paid server for creating instances. ("Choose an Awazon Machine Image (AMI)")
Note : Amazon web services provide you 8 TB space if you want more than it you need to select paid server.
Step 5 : Go through all the steps, there is a option of create key pair, it will use to connect your AWS website with ssh, but remember on thing you can create a pair key only one time and if another user want to access this folder you have to share your pair key.
eg. test.pem file
Step 6 : Connect instances using ssh and pem file
download your pem file and put this at your desktop and connect through ssh username and password.
Step 7 : you need to give the permission of your pem file to read and write.
$ chmod 400 test.pem
Step 8 : SSH Command :
ssh -i YOUR_PEMFILE.pem user@publicdns/domainname
ex - ssh -i xyz.pem ec2-user@ec2-45-415-458.compute-1.amazonaws.com
Step 9 : Now you will connect to your AWS Account :)
Step 10 : At AWS account click on your instances, below you will find description tab under that public DNS(IPv4) ec2-45-415-458.compute-1.amazonaws.com, click on that link you will redirect your web page of your instances.
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