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Connecting to Apache web Server in Auto Scaling group
Difference between the Apache HTTP Server and Apache Tomcat?Using node.js as a simple web serverConnection between auto scaling and ELBHow to open a web server port on EC2 instancePermission denied (publickey) when SSH Access to Amazon EC2 instanceHow to use auto scaling with ansible and already existed ec2AWS: Security Group Auto ScaleOpsWorks load-based instance vs auto scaling group?AWS auto-scaling group AMIAWS auto scaling targets in target groups for Network Load Balancers
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Deploying Apache web Server via AWS - Which EC2 instance should I connect to after creating Auto-Scaling group?
I am trying to install Apache Web server in Multi Availability. I need to test the server by implementing a simple html file and having it display as a webpage. This is my first time using more than one EC2 instance for an application, and I am an AWS Console/CLI beginner.
I have created a security group, an autoscaling group that has created 2 EC2 instances, and an ALB. I also created a new key pair for CLI use.
I am also configuring a Record Set to access the html page using a link.
I know how to use the ssh ec2-user@ command to configure the web sever using one EC2 instance, but have two instances in my case. I have no idea how to ssh to the EC2 instances (is there a way to connect to both EC2 instances, or to the autoscaling group)? How does it work for multiple EC2 instances accessing the same html code?
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 webserver autoscaling aws-application-load-balancer
asked Mar 25 at 5:40
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Deploying Apache web Server via AWS - Which EC2 instance should I connect to after creating Auto-Scaling group?
I am trying to install Apache Web server in Multi Availability. I need to test the server by implementing a simple html file and having it display as a webpage. This is my first time using more than one EC2 instance for an application, and I am an AWS Console/CLI beginner.
I have created a security group, an autoscaling group that has created 2 EC2 instances, and an ALB. I also created a new key pair for CLI use.
I am also configuring a Record Set to access the html page using a link.
I know how to use the ssh ec2-user@ command to configure the web sever using one EC2 instance, but have two instances in my case. I have no idea how to ssh to the EC2 instances (is there a way to connect to both EC2 instances, or to the autoscaling group)? How does it work for multiple EC2 instances accessing the same html code?
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 webserver autoscaling aws-application-load-balancer
asked Mar 25 at 5:40
codingbeginner123codingbeginner123
103
StackOverflow is a site for answering programming questions. You might get a better response from sites like ServerFault.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 25 at 6:11
You have way too many questions! Let's start with getting SSH working for you. Would you know whether your EC2 instances are in a public subnet? How is the Security Group configured for your instances? Feel free to Edit your question to add more details.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 25 at 6:13
@JohnRotenstein Thank you, and sorry for the multiple questions. I figured out how to fix this issue on my own after some trial and error. Thanks for your advice!
– codingbeginner123
Apr 1 at 19:27
In that case, feel free to delete this question if it does not contain anything useful for future readers.
– John Rotenstein
Apr 1 at 20:26
add a comment |
Deploying Apache web Server via AWS - Which EC2 instance should I connect to after creating Auto-Scaling group?
I am trying to install Apache Web server in Multi Availability. I need to test the server by implementing a simple html file and having it display as a webpage. This is my first time using more than one EC2 instance for an application, and I am an AWS Console/CLI beginner.
I have created a security group, an autoscaling group that has created 2 EC2 instances, and an ALB. I also created a new key pair for CLI use.
I am also configuring a Record Set to access the html page using a link.
I know how to use the ssh ec2-user@ command to configure the web sever using one EC2 instance, but have two instances in my case. I have no idea how to ssh to the EC2 instances (is there a way to connect to both EC2 instances, or to the autoscaling group)? How does it work for multiple EC2 instances accessing the same html code?
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 webserver autoscaling aws-application-load-balancer
asked Mar 25 at 5:40
codingbeginner123codingbeginner123
103
Deploying Apache web Server via AWS - Which EC2 instance should I connect to after creating Auto-Scaling group?
I am trying to install Apache Web server in Multi Availability. I need to test the server by implementing a simple html file and having it display as a webpage. This is my first time using more than one EC2 instance for an application, and I am an AWS Console/CLI beginner.
I have created a security group, an autoscaling group that has created 2 EC2 instances, and an ALB. I also created a new key pair for CLI use.
I am also configuring a Record Set to access the html page using a link.
I know how to use the ssh ec2-user@ command to configure the web sever using one EC2 instance, but have two instances in my case. I have no idea how to ssh to the EC2 instances (is there a way to connect to both EC2 instances, or to the autoscaling group)? How does it work for multiple EC2 instances accessing the same html code?
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 webserver autoscaling aws-application-load-balancer
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 webserver autoscaling aws-application-load-balancer
asked Mar 25 at 5:40
codingbeginner123codingbeginner123
103
asked Mar 25 at 5:40
codingbeginner123codingbeginner123
103
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codingbeginner123
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codingbeginner123codingbeginner123
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asked Mar 25 at 5:40
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asked Mar 25 at 5:40
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StackOverflow is a site for answering programming questions. You might get a better response from sites like ServerFault.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 25 at 6:11
You have way too many questions! Let's start with getting SSH working for you. Would you know whether your EC2 instances are in a public subnet? How is the Security Group configured for your instances? Feel free to Edit your question to add more details.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 25 at 6:13
@JohnRotenstein Thank you, and sorry for the multiple questions. I figured out how to fix this issue on my own after some trial and error. Thanks for your advice!
– codingbeginner123
Apr 1 at 19:27
In that case, feel free to delete this question if it does not contain anything useful for future readers.
– John Rotenstein
Apr 1 at 20:26
add a comment |
StackOverflow is a site for answering programming questions. You might get a better response from sites like ServerFault.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 25 at 6:11
You have way too many questions! Let's start with getting SSH working for you. Would you know whether your EC2 instances are in a public subnet? How is the Security Group configured for your instances? Feel free to Edit your question to add more details.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 25 at 6:13
@JohnRotenstein Thank you, and sorry for the multiple questions. I figured out how to fix this issue on my own after some trial and error. Thanks for your advice!
– codingbeginner123
Apr 1 at 19:27
In that case, feel free to delete this question if it does not contain anything useful for future readers.
– John Rotenstein
Apr 1 at 20:26
StackOverflow is a site for answering programming questions. You might get a better response from sites like ServerFault.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 25 at 6:11
StackOverflow is a site for answering programming questions. You might get a better response from sites like ServerFault.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 25 at 6:11
You have way too many questions! Let's start with getting SSH working for you. Would you know whether your EC2 instances are in a public subnet? How is the Security Group configured for your instances? Feel free to Edit your question to add more details.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 25 at 6:13
You have way too many questions! Let's start with getting SSH working for you. Would you know whether your EC2 instances are in a public subnet? How is the Security Group configured for your instances? Feel free to Edit your question to add more details.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 25 at 6:13
@JohnRotenstein Thank you, and sorry for the multiple questions. I figured out how to fix this issue on my own after some trial and error. Thanks for your advice!
– codingbeginner123
Apr 1 at 19:27
@JohnRotenstein Thank you, and sorry for the multiple questions. I figured out how to fix this issue on my own after some trial and error. Thanks for your advice!
– codingbeginner123
Apr 1 at 19:27
In that case, feel free to delete this question if it does not contain anything useful for future readers.
– John Rotenstein
Apr 1 at 20:26
In that case, feel free to delete this question if it does not contain anything useful for future readers.
– John Rotenstein
Apr 1 at 20:26
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You have way too many questions! Let's start with getting SSH working for you. Would you know whether your EC2 instances are in a public subnet? How is the Security Group configured for your instances? Feel free to Edit your question to add more details.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 25 at 6:13
@JohnRotenstein Thank you, and sorry for the multiple questions. I figured out how to fix this issue on my own after some trial and error. Thanks for your advice!
– codingbeginner123
Apr 1 at 19:27
In that case, feel free to delete this question if it does not contain anything useful for future readers.
– John Rotenstein
Apr 1 at 20:26