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AWS deployment

Repository for AWS deployment with domain name and SSL

Prerequisite

  1. Register new AWS account with this guide. You need email, telephone, and credit card (create and use a virtual one).

  2. Install aws cli. To validate: aws --version

  3. Install terraform. To validate: terraform --version

TO deploy infrastructure

Configure AWS

  1. Go to the aws console

  2. Go to the User > Settings and change Default Region to us-east-2

  3. Change region to your default (and use it further)

  4. Follow this guide to create user with administrator access and get credentials for aws cli.

  5. Download them as .csv file and open file.

  6. Get AccessKeyId and SecretAccessKey from this file (splited by commas)

  7. Open terminal and run aws configure

  8. Paste AccessKeyId, SecretAccessKey. Default region: us-east-2, enter. Default output: text, enter.

  9. Delete .csv file for security

Creating key for EC2 access

  1. Go to the aws console.

  2. Go to the Key pairs service.

  3. Create key pair with some name (lets call it key_name).

  4. Move downloaded key_name.pem to the project root folder.

  5. Open infrastructure/main.tf and change variable key_name default to the name of your key.

Creating domain name

  1. Go to the site

  2. Enter domain you want and check it

  3. Find domain with "Get it now" button, copy it and paste in the search and check it again (search with extension like domain.tk)

  4. You should see checkout button, click it

  5. Select period and click Continue

  6. Enter email (can use fake one) and follow link in the email.

  7. Use fake address generator for country where your ip located to generate address (example).

  8. Enter data and complete order. If all is fine you won't get Technical error.

  9. Log in to the site and go to Services > MyDomain > Manage Domain > Management Tools > Nameservers. Select use custom nameservers

  10. Open infrastructure/main.tf and change variable key_name default to the name of your domain.

  11. Do not close this site, here you will enter aws nameservers from the generated infrastructure (from .nameservers file).

Deploying infrastructure

  1. Go to the infrastructure/main.tf and check if variables and data comfortable for you.

  2. Open terminal in root project folder.

  3. Enter cd infrastructure and run sh deploy_infrastructure.sh

  4. Wait for infrastructure to be deployed (if needed, confirm)

  5. After ending, check .infrastructure_output file. There will be stored all necessary variables for deployment.

  6. Also, check .nameservers file. Here you will see nameservers, which can be used to fill in nameservers for your domain.

  7. To destroy created infrastructure run terraform destroy

Deploying project (Optionally)

  1. Create .env file and copy content from .infrastructure_output

  2. Add variables DOMAIN_NAME (which you created before) and DOMAIN_EMAIL (which will be used by certbot for maintenance), so the keys of .env is equal to the .env.example

  3. Be sure that you can access your ec2 instance with the domain

  4. Open terminal in root project folder.

  5. Run deploy.sh

  6. Access it with your domain, you should see text message.