You can now click on the application options button to set the WordPress credentials you want to use:
Since we are focusing on WordPress, that’s the application we’ll choose. The first option is to choose an application: The server configuration screen is where you choose all the settings that you require: We can now hit the big Create Server button: The dashboard is where you do all of your setting up and configuring. Once you have entered the required information you will be sent into the dashboard. The sign up process is just like any other sign up process until you get to near the end:įollowing the link to add your AWS credentials provides you with another simple form: Point your browser to and sign up for an account (free). Any database requirements installed and configured for you.The application(s) you want to run installed just by clicking a button.
BITNAMI MEAN WHERE TO INSTALL MY APP SOFTWARE
BITNAMI MEAN WHERE TO INSTALL MY APP HOW TO
There is quite a lot to learn about: how to deploy to it, and config it. First, you need an account with the BitNami cloud.Īmazon EC2 in the raw is not for the faint-hearted. It will contain links to the AWS portal where you can find the access keys you will need to use the service. You will then receive an email welcoming you to the service. I found typing it didn’t work, whereas speaking it worked immediately. It will ask you to either type, or say the pin number that will appear in your browser window. The final part of the account sign up involves Amazon’s automated service phoning you on the number you provided in the contact details section. However, you will not be charged for the first year if you run a single micro server. You will then go through a typical sign up form, and you will be prompted to enter credit card information.
Don’t confuse this Amazon account with your Amazon retail account. You can run a micro server for 1 year free at the moment, so be sure and choose the “I am a new user” option. Point your browser at and click the “Sign Up” button. So first, get an Amazon Web Services Account – it’s free
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