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Getting Started
Topics
- Step 1: Sign Up for the Service
- Step 2: Install the Command Line Tools
- Step 3: Create an Amazon S3 Bucket
- Step 4: Create a CloudFront Distribution
- Step 5: Create an Elastic Load Balancer
- Step 6: Create and Configure Your Amazon EC2 Security Group
- Step 7: Create a Key Pair
- Step 8: Launch Amazon EC2 Instances Using Auto Scaling
- Step 9: Create a CloudWatch Alarm
- Step 10: Add Amazon RDS
- Step 11: Deploy Your Application
- Step 12: Create a Custom AMI
- Step 13: Launch New Environments Using AWS CloudFormation
- Step 14: Clean Up
Let's suppose you want to build an ASP.NET web application where customers can upload and browse photos. You want to leverage the reliable, scalable, secure, and high performance infrastructure that AWS offers. It's easy to get started, and for most of the tasks we can use the AWS Management Console. In this topic, we'll walk through a series of steps to deploy your web application to AWS. There are many deployment variations for web applications, but this walkthrough focuses on one example that follows best practices and uses many of the Amazon Web Services so you can see how the services work together. Let's begin!
Note
In this example, we are going through the steps in a specific order to minimize the time for billable services. However, when you deploy your application you will likely start by launching your Amazon EC2 instance, configuring your application and database, creating a custom AMI, and then scaling your application.
