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CloudBeaver Enterprise deployment in AWS
- Overview
- Prerequisites
- Access the AMI catalog
- Launch your instance
- Security group setup
- Review and launch
CloudBeaver can be deployed on AWS using a preconfigured Amazon Machine Image (AMI).
Before you start, ensure you have an AWS account. If you don’t have one, you can create it on the AWS signup page.
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Log in to your AWS account and go to the EC2 Dashboard.
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From the left-hand menu, select AMI Catalog under Images.
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In the AMI catalog, click on Community AMIs.
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In the Search bar, type
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You’ll see a list of available AMIs. Select the version of CloudBeaver you’d like to deploy.
Tip: Choose the most up-to-date version to get the latest features.
- After selecting the AMI, click Launch Instance with AMI.
- Choose an Instance Type that meets the minimum requirements:
- 2 CPUs
- 4 GB RAM
- 100 GB SSD storage (recommended)
- During instance configuration, set up your security group:
- For security reasons, it’s recommended not to make the instance publicly accessible.
- Limit inbound traffic to specific IPs (e.g., your office IP address) and only open the necessary ports:
- Allow SSH traffic: For administration and secure remote access.
- Allow HTTPS traffic from the internet: To securely serve content over the web.
- Allow HTTP traffic from the internet: For basic web traffic access.
Tip: Learn more about AWS security group best practices in the AWS Security Groups documentation.
- After configuring all the settings, review your instance details.
- Click Launch and select or create a new key pair to access the instance later via SSH.
- Once the instance launches, monitor its status in the EC2 dashboard.
- Begin the initial setup of the CloudBeaver.
Tip: For detailed steps on the initial setup and server management, see the Managing cloud deployed services guide.
- Application overview
- Demo Server
- Administration
- Supported databases
- Accessibility
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Features
- Server configuration
- CloudBeaver and Nginx
- Domain manager
- Configuring HTTPS for Jetty server
- Product configuration parameters
- Command line parameters
- Local Preferences
- Team Edition Overview
- Getting started with Team Edition
- Team Edition Server Configuration
- Projects in Team Edition
- Teams in Team Edition
- Team Edition Deployment
- Roles in Team Edition
- Git integration in Team Edition
- Datasets in Team Edition
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