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How to delete databases in Amazon RDS Date: 13-05-2020 Introduction: Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) makes it easy to set up, operate, and scale a relational database in the cloud. Amazon RDS Free Tier. It helps new AWS customers get started with a managed database service in the cloud for free. Step 1: Open Amazon RDS… Continue Reading How to delete databases in Amazon RDS

How to add swap memory on AWS/EC2 linux instance DATE : 29-04-2020 Hello!! Let us know how to enable swap file system. There are two methods of adding swap memory in aws ec2 instance. INTRODUCTION: Swap memory is useful for systems having memory issue due to less memory. If your… Continue Reading How to add swap memory on AWS/EC2 linux instance

Cpanel Moodle migration to Bitnami moodle stack Date Posted: 17-09-2018 Cpanel Moodle : Take backup of moodledata and moodle files at cpanel server Take database dump of moodle instance using phpmyadmin or commandline Transfer files to new server Bitnami Moodle Stack Server: You can start generating backups for existing account… Continue Reading Cpanel Moodle migration to Bitnami moodle stack

Posted Date:20-07-2017 In this post we will explain moving wordpress media to amazon cloudfront and S3. step 1: Install the following plugins on wordpress. https://wordpress.org/plugins/amazon-web-services/ https://wordpress.org/plugins/amazon-s3-and-cloudfront/ step 2: To configure Amazon Web Services account here and create the new user in aws console. step 3: To create the aws s3 bucket… Continue Reading Moving WordPress Media To Amazon CloudFront and S3

Ansible automation – Logging user-data script output for EC2 Date Posted: 06-10-2017 When you write ansible playbooks, you may want to log the user_data output of EC2 instance launch. To achieve this, add these below codes at the top of your script vi user_data.sh #!/bin/bash -e exec > >(tee /var/log/user-data.log|logger… Continue Reading Ansible automation – Logging user-data script output for EC2

Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) is an AWS file storage service that allows the same file system to be mounted across multiple servers. It provides shared storage without requiring administrators to manage storage separately on each instance. Introduction EFS can be used in scenarios where multiple servers need access to… Continue Reading Working with EFS (Elastic File System)

Introduction Deploying applications to multiple servers manually using FTP or SFTP can be time-consuming and difficult to manage. AWS CodeDeploy helps automate application deployments to Amazon EC2 instances and other supported environments. In this guide, we will set up AWS CodeDeploy on an Ubuntu/Linux server and deploy application code from… Continue Reading How to Set Up AWS CodeDeploy on Linux

Introduction: Nginx is the fastest webserver when compared to Apache. In this post, we are gonna explain on how to secure your website using SSL certificate on ubuntu 16.04. Prerequisites Implementation: This post assumes that nginx is installed on /etc/nginx directory. If nginx is installed on different directory then you may need… Continue Reading Install SSL Certificate on Nginx Ubuntu 16.04

Introduction S3FS is a FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace)-based file system that allows you to mount an Amazon S3 bucket as a local directory on a Linux server. Once mounted, applications can seamlessly read from and write to the S3 bucket using standard file system operations, eliminating the need to interact… Continue Reading How to Install and Configure S3FS to Mount an Amazon S3 Bucket on Linux