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Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud Microsoft Windows Guide
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) is a web service that provides resizeable computing capacity—literally server instances in Amazon's data centers—that you use to build and host your software systems. With Amazon EC2, you can get access to infrastructure resources using the AWS Management Console, API actions, or command line tools. Use this guide to get started with Amazon EC2 with the Windows Server operating system.
What's in this Guide
| How Do I? | Relevant Topics |
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Get a brief overview of Amazon EC2 | |
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Get up and running right away with Amazon EC2 | |
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Set up a WordPress blog on an Amazon EC2 instance | |
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Learn the basic concepts for interacting with EC2 | |
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Control access to my Amazon EC2 instances | |
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Get detailed information about using Windows AMIs | |
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Configure your Windows instance to recognize secondary private IP addresses |
Configuring a Secondary Private IP Address for Your Windows Instance |
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Set up an HPC Cluster using Amazon EC2 | |
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Get started with the command line tools | |
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Run diagnostics on a Windows Server instance |
Additional Resources
Use the following table to find more information about Amazon EC2.
| How Do I? | Relevant Sections |
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Get a general product overview and information about pricing | |
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Set up AWS web application hosting |
Getting Started Guide AWS Web Application Hosting for Microsoft Windows |
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Get detailed information on how to use Amazon EC2 | |
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Find available libraries for programmatically accessing Amazon EC2 | |
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Get started using the Query or SOAP API for Amazon EC2 |
