Deployment in AWS with Auto Scaling (DRAFT) - Revision history

Dgreenwood at 16:26, 12 January 2024

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	You can copy the Main instance's IP address from the EC2 Dashboard. Simply select the instance using the '''Instances''' interface and look for "Private IPv4 addresses" in the '''Details''' tab.		You can copy the Main instance's IP address from the EC2 Dashboard. Simply select the instance using the '''Instances''' interface and look for "Private IPv4 addresses" in the '''Details''' tab.
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	* Instead of using the server's hostname when connecting to the Grooper Repository database, you will need to use its private IP address.		* Instead of using the server's hostname when connecting to the Grooper Repository database, you will need to use its private IP address.

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	You can copy the Main instance's IP address from the EC2 Dashboard. Simply select the instance using the '''Instances''' interface and look for "Private IPv4 addresses" in the '''Details''' tab.		You can copy the Main instance's IP address from the EC2 Dashboard. Simply select the instance using the '''Instances''' interface and look for "Private IPv4 addresses" in the '''Details''' tab.
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	The most important part of the next set of configuration panels is selecting your '''Availability Zone'''. The '''Availability Zone''' for your Auto Scaling Group ''must match'' that of your Main and Worker instances.		The most important part of the next set of configuration panels is selecting your '''Availability Zone'''. The '''Availability Zone''' for your Auto Scaling Group ''must match'' that of your Main and Worker instances.

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	If you have forgotten what Availability Zone you've placed your Main and Worker instances in, you can find your instances' Availability Zones in the '''Instances''' interface.		If you have forgotten what Availability Zone you've placed your Main and Worker instances in, you can find your instances' Availability Zones in the '''Instances''' interface.
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	The next configuration screen allows you to configure some advanced options, if you so choose, such as adding a load balancer, health checks, and other advanced options.		The next configuration screen allows you to configure some advanced options, if you so choose, such as adding a load balancer, health checks, and other advanced options.

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	# The last step is to review your your Auto Scaling Group in the '''Review''' screen.		# The last step is to review your your Auto Scaling Group in the '''Review''' screen.

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	You can optionally add notifications and tags in Steps 5 and 6 of the Auto Scaling Group setup. We chose not to for the purposes of this tutorial.		You can optionally add notifications and tags in Steps 5 and 6 of the Auto Scaling Group setup. We chose not to for the purposes of this tutorial.
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	'''''It is generally ill-advised to manually adjust a Grooper object's properties using the Properties tab.'''''		'''''It is generally ill-advised to manually adjust a Grooper object's properties using the Properties tab.'''''

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	These inbound rules will also need to be added to the Windows Firewall in the Main and Worker instances (or you can turn off the Windows Firewall on both machines).		These inbound rules will also need to be added to the Windows Firewall in the Main and Worker instances (or you can turn off the Windows Firewall on both machines).
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Dgreenwood at 18:18, 9 January 2024

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	Easily scale your Grooper processing with cloud-based computing using Amazon Web Services and Auto Scaling.		Easily scale your Grooper processing with cloud-based computing using Amazon Web Services and Auto Scaling.
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	== About AWS ==		== About AWS ==

Dgreenwood at 20:33, 5 January 2024

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	Easily scale your Grooper processing with cloud-based computing using Amazon Web Services and Auto Scaling.		Easily scale your Grooper processing with cloud-based computing using Amazon Web Services and Auto Scaling.
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	== About AWS ==		== About AWS ==

Dgreenwood at 22:59, 14 December 2023

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	If you are using the '''Grooper Web Client''', you must install IIS on the server and install the '''Grooper Web Client''' application. If you need guidance, please visit the Web Client article on the Grooper Wiki.		If you are using the '''Grooper Web Client''', you must install IIS on the server and install the '''Grooper Web Client''' application. If you need guidance, please visit the Web Client article on the Grooper Wiki.
	* [[Web Client ~~- 2022\|Web Client - Version 2022~~]]		* [[Web Client]]

	=== Manually Adjust File Store Path ===		=== Manually Adjust File Store Path ===

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Dgreenwood: Dgreenwood moved page Deployment in AWS with Auto Scaling to Deployment in AWS with Auto Scaling (DRAFT): To be clear article is a draft copy.

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Dgreenwood at 21:24, 6 July 2022

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	Easily scale your Grooper processing with cloud-based computing using Amazon Web Services and Auto Scaling.		Easily scale your Grooper processing with cloud-based computing using Amazon Web Services and Auto Scaling.